31 January 2008

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2006 - A Year of Progress

31 January 2008

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We go into 2006 with our new Patron, His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. Peter, our Trustees and I, regard this as a tremendous accolade and a vote of confidence…

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31 January 2008

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Now we are ten!

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31 January 2008

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It was in the early spring of 1993 when Peter Goodwin and I sat round a table bemoaning the sorry state of our trees and woodlands. I remember saying, "Peter, we only have…

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31 January 2008

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Putting Something Back

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31 January 2008

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Woodland Heritage was started as a vehicle for consumers of wood to put something back into our environment for the future.

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31 January 2008

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Woodland Heritage: Still ‘Rocking On'

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31 January 2008

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We are delighted to welcome the Stevenson Brothers as a new Corporate Member. A conversation with an old school woodwork pal, Stewart Linford, prompted their call to us…

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31 January 2008

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Bog Oak

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31 January 2008

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Farmers and landowners in the East Anglian Fens – and their counterparts in Leyland, Lancashire – often unearth this extraordinary timber in the course of their work.

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31 January 2008

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The Cost of Transforming Even-Aged Coniferous Stands to Continuous Cover Forestry

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31 January 2008

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The perception is still doing the rounds, that transformation to continuous cover is costly and hence people will not contemplate it unless grant aid is forthcoming.

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31 January 2008

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Profile of a Modern Day Windsor Chair Maker

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31 January 2008

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The 2004 winner of the Woodland Heritage trophy for Best in Show at the Association of Pole Lathe Turners (APT) annual show was Warwickshire chair maker Jim Steele…

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31 January 2008

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Do you know the best stand of Sycamore?

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31 January 2008

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A species much-maligned by conservationists, sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) has long been recognised by the timber trade in both Britain and Ireland as one of the most…

2006 - A Year of Progress

Now we are ten!

Putting Something Back

Woodland Heritage: Still ‘Rocking On'

Bog Oak

The Cost of Transforming Even-Aged Coniferous Stands to Continuous Cover Forestry

Profile of a Modern Day Windsor Chair Maker

Do you know the best stand of Sycamore?

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