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Help us to do more for small woodlands

Over half the UK’s woodlands are neglected, overlooked, under-valued and are in danger of disappearing. Woodlands need our care and protection to realise their potential.

When managed and used well, our woodlands are vital to thriving local economies, wildlife, and the wellbeing of local communities, as well as hugely valuable in the fight against climate change.

We enable more sustainable woodland management by supporting networks of woodland owners and managers with our knowledge and advice. We also use our community expertise to increase the number of productive woodlands.

We need your help to continue this vital work and to run the Green Wood Centre in as a hub for skills sharing and advice.

10 people giving £2 per month each = £240 a year which would buy tools for Forest School and Social Forestry projects


20 people giving £3 per month = £720 a year which would pay for a woodland safety assessment for community use.


50 people giving £2 per month = £1,200 a year which would help fund a Regional Coordinator to deliver advice to woodland owners and managers.


150 people giving £3 per month =£5,400 a year which would set up a campaign to highlight the need for better managed woodlands

 

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Courses
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Hazel Hurdle Making

  • The Green Wood Centre
  • 27 Apr 2024
Find out how to make a traditional woven hazel hurdle, working alongside a professional hurdle maker.  more...

Events
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Member's visit - Coed Gwinllan Tyddyn

  • Gwynedd, North Wales
  • 03 May 2024
A warm welcome awaits Small Woods members at Coed Gwinllan Tyddyn - this 16 acre native Welsh woodland was planted in 2008 by Debbie’s late partner, Andy, following a clear fell forestry plan. Read More...