We Be Kids shows you how to create your own simple toy car using materials found in the woodlands! A film for Woodlands.co.uk by We Be Kids. Links: → Website: https://woodlands.co.uk → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodlands.co.uk/ → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscouk/

Well-constructed woodland tracks are essential to allow vehicle access to carry out woodland management activities and improve the biodiversity of the woods. In this film, Ruth Feltham from Woodlands.co.uk and Terry Tutt, an experienced track builder, talk us through their 10 top tips to consider when designing and building a woodland track. A film by Mallimak Media for WoodlandsTV at Woodlands.co.uk Links: → Website: https://woodlands.co.uk → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodlands.co.uk/ → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscouk/

We Be Kids shows you how to carve your own decorative wooden mushrooms! A film for Woodlands.co.uk by We Be Kids. Links: → Website: https://woodlands.co.uk → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodlands.co.uk/ → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscouk/

Two friends are on the search for buried treasure in the woods. Joe and Oliver spend their days metal detecting in the woods searching for any artefacts that shed light on the history of the land. We join them as they visit a new wood and reveal the techniques, hopes and rewards of metal detecting in the woods. A film by Mallimak Media for WoodlandsTV at Woodlands.co.uk Links: → Website: https://woodlands.co.uk → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodlands.co.uk/ → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscouk/

Is there an alternative to the environmentally damaging practice of clear felling commercial forests? Dirk Sporleder from Dronley Woods explains how he uses the technique of Continuous Cover Forestry to achieve the three aims of this community run woodland - biodiversity, recreation and commercial forestry. Dirk shows us the benefits of this approach, including using only lightweight harvesting equipment to protect the forest soil, prioritising 'frame' trees for high value timber and above all ensuring that the woodland has the ecological benefit of tree cover at all times. A film by Mallimak Media for WoodlandsTV. [www.mallimak.co.uk]

How easy it to create a new woodland? This film joins two couples who have bought neighbouring plots from woodlands.co.uk and gone on to forge a deep friendship through a shared vision. We join Debs, Craig, Phil and Chelsea as they are joined by family, friends and neighbours on an ambitious tree planting day, to create a woodland to be proud of. But the day begins with an unexpected challenge. A film for WoodlandsTV by Mallimak Media - www.mallimak.co.uk Mallimak Media is a regular contributor to Woodlands TV and specialises in environmental, wildlife and adventure film making. Music by Joystock, https://www.joystock.org and Bensound, https://www.bensound.com

Here We Be Kids and Woodlands.co.uk show you and your family how to make natural decorative looms using sticks and foraged leaves and plants. Links: → Website: https://woodlands.co.uk → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/woodlands.co.uk/ → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscouk/ #nature #woodlands #woods #woodlandsuk #uk #unitedkingdom #craft #crafts

We Be Kids shows you how to forage and make your own Hawthorn Berry ketchup. This could make a great christmas present! A film for Woodlands.co.uk by We Be Kids.

Alderney’s not been heavily wooded for millennia, but there’s a case for increasing coverage, without compromising other vital landscapes, to recover losses from the Nazi occupation and benefit an astonishingly rich diversity of wildlife on the island. With Roland Gauvain, Jack Harper and Jack Bush from the Alderney Wildlife Trust: https://www.alderneywildlife.org/ And John Horton and Matt Scragg from the Alderney Bird Observatory: https://alderneybirdobservatory.org/ Film and Music by Tom Bliss: http://urbal.tv/

WoodlandsTV and We Be Kids show you how to make Rowan Berry Jelly. Rowan Berries are a sign that autumn is here as you see the trees turning red. They grown on mountain ash tree, and can be made into jelly and other foods! You will need a sieve, a pan, a muslin, a bowl, some utensils, rowan berries, sugar, water and some sterilised jars. A film by We Be Kids for WoodlandsTV