5 Pipistrelles in one coppice stem and a brown long-eared bat in another on the same stool...
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5 Pipistrelles in one coppice stem and a brown long-eared bat in another on the same stool...
Not something you see every day; my highest count of pipistrelles in a tree and a brown long-eared bat next door...
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Coppicing Benefits
Coppicing.
Coppicing.
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Coppicing in a Nutshell - National Coppice Federation
Coppicing in a Nutshell - National Coppice Federation
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Are beavers helping bats? 🦇🦫... - Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
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Are beavers helping bats? 🦇🦫... - Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
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The coppice orchard system
The coppice orchard system
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Becoming Fungi, Becoming Forest: A Walk Through Piles Coppice
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Becoming Fungi, Becoming Forest: A Walk Through Piles Coppice
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Coppicing Techniques
Yesterday, some of our Young Ranger volunteers were coppicing in Dorothy Farrer's Spring Woods, in Stavelely with @cumbriawildlifetrust. Coppicing is an ancient form of woodland management where trees are cut close to the ground to encourage new stems to grow for re-cutting. Fantastic job by everyone involved and we hope our Young Rangers learnt new skills. #Volunteer #YoungVolunteers #YoungRangers #Woodland #LakeDistrictNationalPark | Lake District National Park
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Yesterday, some of our Young Ranger volunteers were coppicing in Dorothy Farrer's Spring Woods, in Stavelely with @cumbriawildlifetrust. Coppicing is an ancient form of woodland management where trees are cut close to the ground to encourage new stems to grow for re-cutting. Fantastic job by everyone involved and we hope our Young Rangers learnt new skills. #Volunteer #YoungVolunteers #YoungRangers #Woodland #LakeDistrictNationalPark | Lake District National Park
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Coppicing the Forest School Site-Stage 1
Coppicing the Forest School Site-Stage 1
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What is coppicing and why is it important? - Suffolk Wildlife Trust
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What is coppicing and why is it important? - Suffolk Wildlife Trust
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