WoodlandsTV
Working with Horses in the Woods
Here we see Kate Mobbs-Morgan and her Ardennes horse Kipp at The Royal Bath & West Show, demonstrating their low impact timber extraction work. Kate explains how this method is particularly suited to wet, steep, small or environmentally sensitive or significant sites, where mechanical extraction might prove either impossible or unwelcome. Their emotional connection and extraordinary working relationship is clear as Kipp responds positively to Kate`s gentle voice and rope commands, to carry out the task efficiently and with enormous skill and strength.
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How to store faggots
Here campfire skills instructor Annette Stickler shows the best way to store your faggots.
This film was made for WoodlandsTV in association with Dulwich Studios.
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Mobile Saw Mill
In this short video Nick Keighly talks about how he started mobile milling to make use of left over logs, and the potential this machine has to help small woodland owners manage their woodlands.
With thanks for Nick Keighly
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How to use a fire piston
Dustin James from bushcrafttools.com talks us through what fire pistons are, how they work and how to use it to light tinder.
This film was made for WoodlandsTV in association with Dulwich Studios.
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Celebrating Forest School Day
We hear from Katey Hügi the founder of Forest School Day, a new annual celebration on October 12th. The day is all about celebrating all the people involved in forest school with the aim of connecting forest schools with each other nationally and internationally.
Through their website www.forestschoolday.org you can share your own forest school days and stories of why you got involved, or look at how you can get your forest school involved in next years celebration.
With thanks to Katey Hügi
A film by Rose Dunster
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Woodland Management Tool: myForest
myForest is a woodland management tool created by the Sylva Foundation. It is a free web tool to help assess, record and manage woodland resources for owners, managers, and educators.
Here Paul Orsi shows us how you can use the app to map your own woodlands, create management plans and much more.
To find out more and to use the app : https://sylva.org.uk/myforest/home
With thanks to Paul Orsi and the Sylva Foundation
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How to make: Natural Skin Care Products
Jo from Earthbound Organics shows us how you can have your own apothecary by planting desired flowers such as chamomile and calendula on the borders of your woodlands. In this video Jo makes a skin cream using dried calendula flowers, beeswax and cold pressed oil.
With thanks to Jo Ordoñez at Earthbound Organics
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Stage Wood, Kent – 360° video
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Mindfulness: Walking in the Woods
Here we follow Daisie from Wild Wanderings UK.
Wild Wanderings UK is an experience of feeling oneself as an extension of nature itself. You come to explore yourself, the individual, and to expand that awareness to the world around you. To walk and to be fully present on this earth, amongst these trees and on this soil is to experience the true state of peace, stillness, serenity and bliss that is our birth right. So within so without. Let's walk.
With thanks to Daisie
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A Day at Forest School
A film exploring Charlotte's Wood, a forest school run by Charlotte Atkinson and her team. Here we see the importance of outdoor learning, why children should have time away from their screen devices and how forest school can be beneficial to children with autism.