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Learn to recognise pedunculate and sessile oak by their leaves, acorns and bark, and understand their role in native woodland.
Coppicing hazel produces flexible rods for weaving hurdles, baskets and fences. Explore simple projects for beginners using sustainable woodland materials.
Wild garlic carpets damp woodland floors in spring. Identify its leaves by their garlic scent and pick responsibly without damaging the colony.
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Practical steps include thinning, creating glades, retaining deadwood and controlling invasive species. Improve habitat for woodland plants and animals.
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Spring Foraging for Nettles and Wild Greens
Acorns feed jays, squirrels, deer and insects. Their dispersal and caching help oak woodlands spread and regenerate naturally.
