PAID OPPORTUNITY – Make biodiversity your business! ** This post has now been filled. Following comments from our community on the rate of pay offered for this position, we would like to make it clear that we are a not for profit CIC with a very small budget....
The Whitelands Project is, at heart, a woodland restoration project. We work to encourage sustainable small business; from timber with Whitelands Sawmill to kids clubs with Elsa and Club Morgan, our aim is to help local people make biodiversity their business. But in...
The amazing Cheryl Duerden from In A Land of Giants talks us through her journey into conservation, from documenting the rainforests and reefs of South East Asia to coppicing in Southern England. We hear about the importance of protecting ancient trees and encouraging...
We chat to Pete Etheridge, a woodsman and ecologist who objects to the name of this series because “I don’t really have a career as such; I’m just making it up as I go along!”. Pete talks us through working with the land while learning all that...
For our last interview with Woodland Workers, we chat to the brilliant Kate Mobbs-Morgan. Kate tells us more about working in horse logging, and why this traditional approach to timber extraction is still so important in forestry today. Name: Kate Mobbs-Morgan...
Name: Andrew Heggie Andrew: I am mostly retired now but for 36 years of my working life I was a forest worker and contractor. Initially the work entailed establishment of softwood plantations and later it became a mixture of establishment, domestic tree work and...
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