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Jack Haugh

Deputy Editor

Award-winning journalist with a background in local news reporting, sports journalism, and editing. Jack now oversees Forestry Journal's digital output, while contributing with features coverings all things forestry and arb. Outside of his work, he is a qualified goalkeeper coach, working with young players in Scotland. Known to enjoy a cup of tea.

Latest articles from Jack Haugh

FISA is urging the public to 'Think Safe. Stay Safe'.

FISA is urging the public to 'Think Safe. Stay Safe'.

New forest safety film highlights risks to woodland visitors

Ms Riddell-Carpenter has made relatively few public remarks specifically about the forestry industry since replacing Mary Creagh as the minister responsible for the sector.

Ms Riddell-Carpenter has made relatively few public remarks specifically about the forestry industry since replacing Mary Creagh as the minister responsible for the sector.

Forestry minister to make first major industry address

Gillian Martin, inset, last week confirmed that Scottish Forestry's future as a standalone organisation had been secured.

Gillian Martin, inset, last week confirmed that Scottish Forestry's future as a standalone organisation had been secured.

Scottish Forestry says ‘business as usual’ after future secured

Louise Simpson, right, welcomed Gillian Martin's Scottish Forestry decision but said it should now be used as an opportunity,

Louise Simpson, right, welcomed Gillian Martin's Scottish Forestry decision but said it should now be used as an opportunity,

‘Standing still’ not an option after Scottish Forestry decision

Clockwise from top left: Jeppe Christensen, Kevin Cowe, John Anderson, and Lewis Moulson.

Clockwise from top left: Jeppe Christensen, Kevin Cowe, John Anderson, and Lewis Moulson.

Bites from the blog

'Waste of diesel': Bites from the Blog

Rottne's H13F is one 2026's major harvesting launches.

Rottne's H13F is one 2026's major harvesting launches.

2026 harvester round-up

Forestry’s latest harvesters: The machines you need to know

Scottish Forestry is to remain as a standalone agency.

Scottish Forestry is to remain as a standalone agency.

Scottish Forestry saved from super-agency merger

Specialists from across the UK gathered at the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Specialists from across the UK gathered at the Royal Botanic Gardens.

First-of-its-kind symposium looks to future of UK oaks

The Scorpion Thin Line is based on Ponsse's established Scorpion harvester but features settings specifically optimised for thinning operations

The Scorpion Thin Line is based on Ponsse's established Scorpion harvester but features settings specifically optimised for thinning operations

Ponsse starts production of new thinning machines

The PD26 is said to be a durable, high performance tree-length processing attachment designed to maximise productivity, simplify maintenance, and improve uptime in demanding forestry applications.

The PD26 is said to be a durable, high performance tree-length processing attachment designed to maximise productivity, simplify maintenance, and improve uptime in demanding forestry applications.

Tigercat expands forestry line-up with new skidder and delimber