Louise Ramsay shares with us a brief history of how the beavers came to Bamff and why they wanted beavers there in the first place. We also learn some of the dangers to beaver families and what we can do to help monitor and prevent their persecution. A film for WoodlandsTV by Jemma Cholawo.

Did you know that beavers have a ripple effect on the biodiversity of their habitat? The way they change and manage the landscape creates a haven for wildlife and the ecosystem as a whole, including small mammals, birds of prey, plants, trees and lichens, invertebrates and water-dwellers. Thanks again to Louise Ramsay and the Bamff Estate in Perthshire. A film for WoodlandsTV by Jemma Cholawo.

We return to the Bamff Estate to see some sculptural examples of how the beavers have affected trees on the Estate, and what to do if you don't want your trees to be nibbled by beavers. A film for WoodlandsTV by Jemma Cholawo.

Louise Ramsay, Co-owner of the Bamff Estate in Perthshire, explains how the marvellous beaver can help us fight the effects of climate change by mitigating both flood and drought, and actually purify the water that flows through their dams. A film for WoodlandsTV by Jemma Cholawo.

Matthew Lloyd from Survival School Bristol guides us through the process of making charcoal in an octagonal shaped kiln. He talks about the history of this traditional process and even tells us the origin of the one legged stool - a tool designed by charcoal burners to stop them from falling asleep whilst watching over the fire. A film for woodlands.co.uk by Rose Dunster and Emily George

The Cherry Wood Project is a sustainable woodland management project. This film shows what goes on during ‘Project Week’ here in the woodland, where volunteers come together to help construct, build and learn about woodland management using permaculture principles. Find out more about the project here: https://cherrywoodproject.co.uk/about/