15 February 2015

Woodland Heritage helps internationally… a Georgian forester

15 February 2015

Back in 2001 we helped Ilia Osepashvili to attend a Continuous Cover Forestry Workshop at the Boughton Estate, Northampton.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Winter Coppicing in West Sussex

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

After my summer spent with Mike Abbott in Herefordshire last year, I was very grateful to Woodland Heritage for giving me some funding to spend the winter training with coppice worker, Ben Law, in West Sussex.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

In Pursuit of Woodland Knowledge - Hill & Rowland

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

About two years ago, we didn’t know our Douglas fir from our Larch, or our Ash from our Beech.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Growing Broadleaves for Quality Timber - Yorwoods

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

A programme of practical silvicultural training to improve the timber quality of broadleaved woodlands.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Mark Yorke's CCF Workshop - Rachel Lawrence

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

In early October I took part in Mark Yorke’s practical workshop entitled "Transforming even-aged plantations into diverse and uneven-aged forests and woods. An alternative to clear-felling."

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

A Training Day with Esmond Harris - Ferry Farm, Calstock

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

On Saturday 30th October 2004 I accompanied Peter Goodwin to a meeting of the Small Woods Association. This meeting as held at Ferry Farm Woods near Calstock in Cornwall.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

A Unique Educational Environment for a Unique Group of Young People!

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Three first year students developing skills in woodland survey. Within the first week of classes, students are in the field observing nature and learning how to use survey equipment.

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Continuous Cover Forestry

Woodland Heritage

15 February 2014

Education & Training

Two recent grants from Woodland Heritage have helped in the development of teaching and training initiatives at the National School of Forestry.

Woodland Heritage helps internationally… a Georgian forester

Winter Coppicing in West Sussex

In Pursuit of Woodland Knowledge - Hill & Rowland

Growing Broadleaves for Quality Timber - Yorwoods

Mark Yorke's CCF Workshop - Rachel Lawrence

A Training Day with Esmond Harris - Ferry Farm, Calstock

A Unique Educational Environment for a Unique Group of Young People!

Continuous Cover Forestry

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