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About half of the coppicing team spent the morning of Saturday 25th in Oxleas Wood improving our knowledge and skills in coppicing.

It's been a few years since we’ve done much coppicing in Oxleas wood, and far far longer since there’s been a consistent rotation of coppicing across the wood. We believe that coppicing will improve the biodiversity of the area, but we’d like to check and be sure. We’ve done a little survey work on the coupe, and what we can find there in late September.

We had to cancel our first coppicing session because of storm Amy. Learn why we did this.

April 2025 Jack Wood Stage 1 Woodland Condition Self-Assessment Completed!   What a fabulous start we’ve made to assessing the condition...

April is Citizen Science Month. Our volunteers have been walking very slowly around an area, peering closely at the canopy, then peering even more closely at the woodland floor. This is Citizen Science in action with the start of our Woodland Condition Self-Assessment programme!

Invasive Species Have you seen our Woodland Conservation Groups in Oxleas Woodlands? Those of you who get out and about in Oxleas...

Today, 20th March 2025, is World Frog Day And look what we found in our large pond today - a reason to celebrate. Following the...