Category: News
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Robin Walter – Courses coming up!
Robin Walter from www.trees-for-transition.co.uk is running some excellent courses this year.
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Courses for 2011-12 at the Green Wood Workshop
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BTCV Courses
Fancy getting to grips with nature a little more professionally this year? Always wanted to find out how to improve your site for wildlife? Or maybe you’d like to turn your green fingered interests into a new career but don’t enjoy hours studying books and writing essays to get a qualification?
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Offcuts!
The Oxfordshire Woodland Groups newsletter makes an interesting read whilst we eagerly await Sarah’s next SWOG newsletter! You can download a copy from here.
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High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Matt Pitts from the High Weald Area of Outstandoing Natural Beauty has sent us the following message which will be of particulary interest to those with woodlands in this area.
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Linking Woodsmen and Woodland Owners
Many thanks to Alan Sage of Sussex & Surrey Coppice Group for pioneering this new initiative.
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SEWAF Newsletter
The South East Woodland Archaeology Forum’s newsletter is now available to download.
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Free hedgerow plants!
Jim Jones, Project Officer of the Hedgrows for Dormice project at The People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) has written to us with with news of funding for new or existing hedges.
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Chilterns Woodlands Project
The Chilterns Woodlands Project have some very useful informtion on their website. Freely available in pdf format, there are articles on woodfuel, deer management, grey squirrels and more
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AJS Crafts – 2011 courses
Alan Sage of AJS Crafts is running a wide variety of woodland craft courses for 2011. Ranging from tree planting to chestnut hurdle making and coracle building, you’re bound to find something which interests you.
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English Woodland Grant Scheme – Latest
All the latest news from the Forestry Commission’s English Woodland Grant Scheme, managing ancient woodland, claiming payment and news of the recent website changes. Please download from here.
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Photo Competition
Medway Valley Countryside Partnership have an ongoing photography competition.