Rainwater Harvesting | 25th Jun, 2011
Many thanks to Craig who has shared with us his solution for harvesting water in his wood.
Many thanks to Craig who has shared with us his solution for harvesting water in his wood.
Many thanks to Martin Keelor for the report and pictures of the recent charcoal burns at Combwell Woods in Kent. In case anyone is still unaware of the issues, West Sussex County Council have put together a nice leaflet explaining why we should all be using locally coppiced charcoal on our BBQ’s this summer, (or did we already have our summer back in April, still at least the trees are thankful for their long awaited drink).
http://www.westsussex.gov.uk/environment/CharcoalLeaflet.pdf
The Forestry Commission are running some woodfuel events in South Yorkshire as part of their work on the Activating Forest Owners project
Find out more here


Please make sure you stay up to date with the Phytophthora ramorum situation, it is important even if you are not near an outbreak in Wales.
Update
Here are the links to the most relevent FC pages
http://www.forestry.gov.uk/pramorum General information
http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-6dcd69 EWGS guidance on regeneration grants
http://www.forestry.gov.uk/website/forestry.nsf/byunique/infd-868egu Felling guidance
Download the Forestry Commission’s update here in pdf format.

Kent Downs AONB are running a free half-day seminar on managing woodland for game and wildlife on June 23rd. Places are limited so please book as early as possible.
Booking is via the Game & Wildlife Conservancy Trust:
By telephone – 01425 651 013 (Lynda Ferguson)
By email – lferguson@gwct.org.uk
Or via the web - www.gwct.org.uk
Please direct any questions to Lynda Ferguson, the flier can be downloaded here.
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