The Native Woodland Discussion Group (NWDG) have produced this excellent film following the restoration of a hazel copse.
The film tells the story of a hazel copse in south-east Scotland being brought back into productive management; the discovery of a historical link with the local fishing industry; and the unexpected finding of an informal but probably very common variant of coppice management in Scotland.
Big shout out to our committee member Shamúéil Gutraidh for all the techy work behind the scenes to process the recording and get it onto YouTube, as well as to the film-maker Charlie Stuart for the beautiful shots.
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