by Ruth Pybus | Mar 17, 2022 | Woodland Management
Basal area is a measure of how well stocked your woodland is. If you imagine looking down on a hectare of your woodland from a hot air balloon having removed all your tree canopy and trunk down to 1.3m (forestry’s ‘Breast Height’ above the ground), you would see...
by Ruth Pybus | Sep 8, 2021 | Woodland Management
The high quality of woodland management at Bron Haul was recognised at today’s RWAS Awards Ceremony. The competition this year covered North Wales. Read the judges report below! If you are a woodland owner and would like to be our future...
by Ruth Pybus | Jul 14, 2021 | Woodland Management
Bracken land gets a bad press. It’s seen as an unproductive weed encroaching on grassland. But with the right management, it is excellent land for establishing magnificent woodland. David Brown shows you how to make bracken a friend of your tree planting scheme...
by Ruth Pybus | Jul 10, 2021 | Woodland Management
This short video briefly describes the woodland management aims of Bron Haul’s woodland and the importance of grey squirrel management operations in achieving these aims. Treescapes 2021 Healthy Woodlands, Sustainable Resources – YouTube...
by Ruth Pybus | May 31, 2021 | Woodland Management
What is the most important job we do in our woodland? Without a doubt, it’s controlling grey squirrels. I do this throughout the late spring and summer to prevent grey squirrels from bark stripping the trees that I have spent the winter favouring with my thinning and...
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