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...
by Ruth Pybus | Mar 30, 2021 | Products
Wedi Gorffen – Bendigedig!!!
by Ruth Pybus | Mar 13, 2021 | Products
Wild cherry logs – such a treat in the firewood pile. Whack with a splitting maul, and the clean inside shimmers with warm orange, yellow and green swirls. What double joy that the woodland is now producing cherry stems big enough to venture beyond aesthtic log piles...
by Ruth Pybus | Mar 10, 2021 | Species
Our media has taken to demonising cold winter blasts, with headlines alerting us to forecasts of the ‘Beast-from-the-East’. But how lovely it has been to have a winter with some real winter weather! At Bron Haul, we had snow twice in January 2021, which stayed on the...
by Ruth Pybus | Feb 14, 2021 | Research, Woodland Management
As our young people find themselves increasingly screen-bound in their education, it is more important than ever to get outside, be active and explore. Beyond the silicon chip, the real world is still out there! I have been very lucky during the latest covid-19...
