This autumn will see the celebration of two significant milestones for state forestry in the UK: the centenary of the Forestry Act of 1919 that established the Forestry Commission, and the 20th anniversary of FSC certification of the Commission's forest estate in England, Scotland and Wales.

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WWF recently published a briefing synthesising the latest scientific research showing FSC-certified concessions can harbour a diversity of species, from big cats to small insects.

Based on two different studies, the research showed that commercially logged tropical forests can help preserve wildlife when they are managed according to the FSC standards.

WWF also created a new website offering visitors a virtual tour of an FSC-certified forest to discover some of the species recorded by the researchers.