Fabulous Websites

[tracy]

Patrick Roper -

http://ramblingsofanaturalist.blogspot.com/

and of course our blog

peplers.blogspot.com

Anymore? Go ahead and advertise your own...

[Binz]

if you skip past the bits that are specific to yanks (and ignore all the adverts), then you can find some useful basic stuff at http://forestry.about.com/

[tracy]

David Plummer (one of us) who does photography courses has a great website. You can see more about his courses here:

http://www.woodlands.co.uk/blog/woodland-activities/woodland-bird-photography/

http://www.davidplummerimages.co.uk/index.html

and he also has a blog

http://scragcopse.blogspot.com/

[athelstan]

Here are a few downloads of wildlife management leaflets from Natural England which I found very useful.

http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/conservation/wildlife-management-licensing/leaflets.htm

[tracy]

I have come across the Forestry Commissions South East Woodland News. You can see back copies here - very interesting!

http://www.forestry.gov.uk/sewn

[admin]

[Darren]

here\'s a good web site http://www.the-tree.org.uk/

[Binz]

Thanks Darren, I liked the short peice on \" Pseudoconiferus marconii \", hopefully this wont become too invasive a species (although it is preferable to some of its relatives).

[Green Phoenix]

Hey, heres a link to our site;

www.thegreenphoenix.co.uk

We manage a small woodland in Wales and our online shop sells eco gifts like tree dedications, gift cards, carbon offsets and various other stuff...

Cheers

Scott

Green Phoenix

[RichardKing]

I don't have a website, but my wife has got one www.marinaelphick.co.uk