Holly was the focus of our most recent day out with Working Class Heroes. We met up again with Liv from the National Park at Haverthwaite Heights to tackle some of the Holly that has become dense in
We are pleased to share that Cumbria Woodlands has received £19,923 from the National Lottery Community Fund!
This funding comes at an exciting time for us as Cumbria Woodlands evolves into its new
We've had some changes here at Cumbria Woodlands.
We've always evolved and changed over the 30+ years that Cumbria Woodlands have existed, and we are continuing this tradition. In some ways, becoming
This year, we are continuing to work with Working Class Heroes on various woodland sites in Cumbria. Recently, we returned to Haverthwaite Heights with Olivia from the National Park to take another
Canopy Learning is moving to its new home in Silvestor.
Cumbria Woodlands have partnered with Silvestor to continue to deliver our high-quality woodland-focused courses.
The only thing changing will
Thornthwaite Hall is a small holding of approximately seven hectares near Wigton in the North West of Cumbria. The land is mostly grazed by sheep, but includes three hectares of
Brown Spring Coppice, near Ings, is a 13.86-hectare field of what first appears to be rough grazing, with a few trees scattered around. Bounded to
As part of our ongoing rainforest project, we have a workshop coming up in December looking at LIDAR and wood pasture.
This workshop is free and aims to give attendees an understanding of the
The recording of our recent webinar looking into the intersection of culture, craft and ecology within woodland management is now available on the YouTube!
The event was hosted by Clare de Villanueva
Join us for a day where we will connect to our temperate woodland through a collective creative expression.
When- Monday 10 November 2025 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Where- Great Lindeth Wood, Bouth, LA12
Is there really a conflict between managing for cultural heritage and ecological heritage?
Join Mike Carswell and Clare de Villanueva for a free webinar as they discuss the real and perceived
Once again, the Forest Festival proved to be a huge success at the Westmorland County Show.
Despite some changeable weather, we had 100s of people come through the forestry area to watch, learn and
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