Rewilding: it sounds great, but it's complicated. We hopefully all agree that it's a good thing to improve the health and biodiversity of our environment. But what does it mean in practice? What are the common misconceptions? What are the real challenges and obstacles to a greener, wilder future? Our film maker Jemma Cholawo interviewed a knowledgeable selection of active 'rewilders' in rural Scotland and the Lake District to ask what it means to them. What does it mean to you? Let us know in the comments. A film for woodlands.co.uk by Jemma Cholawo

Have you ever found a nice, straight branch and wanted to make your own walking stick? In this film, Peter Snelson from Touchwood Crafts and Coppiceworks introduces us to a selection of the most popular traditional walking sticks, and demonstrates how to make your own. Filmed at the Oak Fair in Dorset. A film for woodlands.co.uk by Jemma Cholawo.

Following on from his earlier videos for Woodlands TV, "How to Draw Trees" and "How To Draw A Map" Italian artist, Michele Tranquillini shows how to create lettering. Follow his easy step by step process to learn about scale, spacing and tone.

Ian Sanders carves these beautifully sculptural, functional tables that look like the trees they once were. Filmed at the Oak Fair in Dorset. A film for woodlands.co.uk by Jemma Cholawo.

Lola is a graduate in Sculpture and Environmental Art, which she studied at Glasgow School of Art. Here she is in the woods on the Falkland Estate in Fife, beginning a new carving project. This is her first carving in a while, and she was feeling inspired to practice her skills and enjoy the peace and solitude of working with wood in the woodland, while camping in a bell tent with her adventurous cat, Mushu. A film for woodlands.co.uk by Jemma Cholawo. www.jemmacholawo.com