About WoodlandsTV
We established WoodlandsTV in 2008 with the idea of demonstrating some of the things people can do in their woodlands. It is also here to help with practical issues such as sharpening chainsaws, planting trees, making fences and making a cup of tea outdoors. We have now shot around 100 films.
Most of the films are made by Joe Pitura-Riley and David Riley of Dulwich Studios with help from others in the woodlands.co.uk team, but we also include relevant films about woodland-related topics that other people have made. Please let us know if you come across a film that we should be promoting: we prefer films which are about woodlands, have a narrative describing what’s being shown, are not too long, are in English (rather than American) and are useful and entertaining. Please let us know about any films you come across like this!
We also look for new material to film so if you are a coppice worker, woodland owner or forestry manager and you think you have something interesting to demonstrate then please let us know so that we can try to fit it into our filming schedule – email angus@woodlands.co.uk.
Our WoodlandsTV site has had hundreds of thousands of viewings but we would like even more people to learn about woodland crafts and forestry – so if you manage a website please put a link to www.woodlands.co.uk/tv. We hope you will also subscribe to the channel so that you are notified whenever we make a new film.
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Woodlands Blog Articles
The black squirrel project - 31 January, 2012
A black squirrel was first reported (in the wild) back in 1912 – in either Bedfordshire or Hertfordshire , according which article you read! ... Read more
Is land the “new gold” for investors? What might this mean for woodland owners - 29 December, 2011
The ongoing financial crisis was expected by many to push down the price of land but it seems that it has in fact pushed up land values. What appears... Read more