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On September 17, 2026     By Harriet Pemberton

Learn to judge tree age, light levels, and ground flora before planning a coppice rotation on your patch.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On September 14, 2026     By Harriet Pemberton

Woodland edges often support more species than deep shade. Manage scrub, bramble, and tall herbs in graded strips.

On September 10, 2026     By Gareth Lloyd

Stack logs and branches in shaded, damp spots to create reliable homes for beetles, fungi, and hibernating amphibians.

On September 5, 2026     By Harriet Pemberton
On September 3, 2026     By Harriet Pemberton

Learn to tell nuthatch, treecreeper, and great spotted woodpecker apart without needing a clear view of each bird.

On September 1, 2026     By Harriet Pemberton

A small, shallow native pond with sloping edges can attract frogs, newts, dragonflies, and many other woodland creatures.

On August 27, 2026     By Thomas Ashby

Install bat boxes, leave dead trees standing, and manage flight lines along rides to support local bat populations.

There are all Happy and Free these days you wanna be where everybody knows your name fish do not fry in the kitchen and beans do not burn on the grill took a whole lotta trying just to get up that hill.

On August 25, 2026     By Thomas Ashby

Hazel responds well to cutting on a seven to fifteen year cycle, depending on stem size and wildlife needs.

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