There are various different ways to plant a woodland, and in this film, we learn about growing trees for timber. Andy has planted chestnut, hazel, oak and wild cherry to replace what was largely ash and larch, and with ash dieback threatening, this is an important move to keep the area wooded. The woodland canopy was previously very dense, so opening it up for replanting has benefits for wildlife and allows new plants to thrive. He also shows us an alternative to plastic tree guards to protect coppice regrowth from browsing deer. Thanks to Andy Morton at Sallerton Wood. https://www.sallertonwood.org.uk Film by Jemma Cholawo: www.jemmacholawo.com

Danny from WebeKids has teamed up with WoodlandsTV to create a series of instructional but fun videos showing you a bunch of different activities that you can do in the woods that are fun and safe for all ages. From how to make your own wooden mallet to foraging and cooking on the campfire. Here he shows us how to turn those not so nice stinging nettles into delicious nettle fritters! A film by webekids for woodlands.co.uk