Some publications are available to download here, others are available in a printed form on request.
Newsletter
In this issue:
- Common sense risk management in Trees
- myForest plan for Oxfordshire
- Stanford in the Vale Community Woodland Planting
- Report on Woodland Group principal visit & AGM, Heath Farm, Swerford
- Green Woodworking Courses with the Wychwood Project
- For sale: Motorised Wheelbarrow
- DEFRA: The new Farming and Forestry Improvement Scheme (FFIS)
- Oxfordshire Woodland Group Events & workshops 2012
- Armed Forces Community Covenant Scheme – a first for Oxfordshire
Previous Woodland Group newsletters
For issues of Offcuts previous to 2009, please contact the project office.
Information leaflets
These information sheets were first published in the late 1990s and contain a large amount of evergreen forestry information. Since then certain points of detail such as contact addresses and grant arrangements may have changed. In particular, the information sheet relating to the selling of timber makes no mention of the use of the internet for small scale timber marketing www.myforest.org.uk. If in doubt, contact the Oxfordshire Woodland Project office on 01865 815427 or owp@oxfordshire.gov.uk.
Downloadable leaflets
The following leaflets are available to download:
Printed leaflets
Please contact the Woodland Project office if you would like a printed copy of the following leaflets.
- Thinning in small woods
- Restoring small woods
- Replanting in felled woods - planning
- Replanting in small woods - practical work
- Replanting in felled woods - choice of species
- Replanting in felled woods - protection and aftercare
- Coppice and its restoration
- Coppicing for firewood
- Mobile bandsaws
- Pollarding
- Formative pruning of woodland trees
- Woodland ponds
- Selling trees in small woods
- A glossary of woodland terms
- Attracting wildlife to small woods
- Agenda 21 in Oxfordshire
- Oxfordshire's woodland heritage
Timber sales and purchases
The Oxfordshire Woodland Project promotes trading in small woodland produce to build a more sustainable rural economy. We have adopted the marketing system created by the Sylva Foundation, embedded in their myForest online woodland management tool. Among other functionalities, myForest helps buyers and sellers in any particular district to find one another.
The Woodland Project can offer a demonstration of the facility in Oxfordshire.
Baskets in Europe - a book describing willow, hazel and its historical use in basketry; of interest to woodland and craft-people.