Tag: Woodland Management

Come and chat to us this Thursday!

Lochlan and Graham are running free drop-in woodland management advice sessions at the NWA J36 Auction Centre. You'll find them on the right hand side on your way

September has seen two events held at Thirlmere looking at the ongoing Ancient Woodland Restoration work. Firstly we had our PAWS walk and talk event hosted by Jamie and Bryce, which looked at the

-Do you know your pitsteads from your coupe stones? -Want to know more about ancient woodland archaeology? -What implications does archaeology have for those working in woodlands?

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What to know more about PAWS (plantation on ancient woodland) Restoration?

Fancy visiting a site undergoing restoration to see what's happening?

Got questions you would love to ask about the

Our team is expanding, with more great people joining Cumbria Woodlands over the coming weeks and months.

We caught up with Graham, our latest addition to find out more about him, his route into

We are delighted to announce that Version 2 of our Ancient Woodland Restoration course is now live and ready for you to enrol online, for free.

Over 400 learners have now benefitted from our Ancient

Woodland Futures is a partnership project being delivered by the Lake District Foundation and Cumbria Woodlands.

It will receive £499,800 from the Trees Call to Action Fund.

Woodland Futures is one

We've been working with Working Class Heroes on woodland restoration at Haverthwaite Heights in the South Lakes.

Through 1% For The Planet, we are able to work with businesses looking to invest time,

A new guide setting out how landowners and managers can adapt their woodlands in the face of climate change has been published by the Forestry Commission, Scottish Forestry, Natural Resources Wales

North West Charity Deerstalkers’ Evening – Thursday 16th June, 6pm

After a Covid enforced break Malmo Guns with the BDS, Forestry Commission and BASC are holding another stalkers’ evening at Malmo

Stanley Ghyll in Eskdale is one of the most challenging woodland sites to work on. It's a gorge with steep rocky sides, difficult access, has footpaths running through it, has a SSSI designation and

Following the huge success of our Woods Into Management Course which we ran last year live on YouTube, we are pleased to announce that the course is now hosted on Canopy Learning and is open for