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Brash, clear it, or leave it?

July 19, 2014

Clear it…… but be prepared for another round of damage . After our Pines were felled, we were left with …

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Brash clearance

June 26, 2014

At last the work has begun, clearing the brash. For those who are not familiar with this word, ‘Brash’ is …

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Felling Completed

May 1, 2014

The felling has been completed and last week the movement of the logs to the hard standing area next to the …

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Plant locally sourced seeds for natural woodlands

April 26, 2014

I am of the opinion that when replanting woods the seeds/trees  should be sourced from as close to the place …

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Winter 2013/14 activity at Catbrook wood.

January 31, 2014

Well not a lot in terms of physically doing anything, but quite a lot in terms of planning and organising …

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