A diverse, predominantly native broadleaf woodland, to be managed under continuous cover sustainable forestry techniques - meaning gradual thinning and re-planting, leading to an all age natural forest. There will be no clear-felling. This management has considerable biodiversity benefits, and in the long run yields more timber and more carbon savings. The project is also creating public access by recovering an old road along the project's southern edge, that had previously been lost to agricultural use.
43,340 trees
17.84 hectares
Spring 2020
7,054 tonnes CO2
Community
Productive
Wildlife
