Woodland Management and Charcoal Making
Saturday 18th January 2020
Parke, Bovey Tracey
Grid Reference: SX811786
What 3 Words: bonnet.fond.formed
Instructor: Mick Jones
Coppicing and making charcoal were once used extensively all over the country to manage woodlands. These skills are now undergoing a revival as interest in sustainable woodland practices increases. Learn how to fell trees by hand, cleave wood using axes, wedges and froes, and how to make charcoal using a ring kiln. You'll also be given plenty of information on managing woodlands in general.
Sorry - this course is fully booked.
Cost: £35 for members, £45 for non-members.
Membership: £20 per year, and covers all family members living at the same address. Membership runs from beginning of April
for one year. If you sign up after the 1st of January you will get 3 months for free. You can sign up for membership and pay for your course
at the same time.
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