Great Breach Wood coppicing day
Great Breach Wood,
Great Breach Wood,Reynald's Way
, Compton Dundon, Somerset
About the event
What is Coppicing?
Coppicing occurs during the dormant season, generally late September to early March. The process involves cutting the tree close to the ground on a regular cycle to encourage regrowth from dormant buds at the base of the stool (tree stump). This regrowth creates fast growing stands of dense multi-stemmed trees.
If you are interested in joining a volunteer day with Somerset Wildlife Trust, come and join us in the woods and brush up on your skills in this ancient technique.
This event is made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Booking essential. We endeavour to keep our events affordable and accessible so this event is offered on a "Donate-what-you-can" basis.
Places limited, booking essential. Max 10 places.
This event is suitable for ages 16+.
Know before you go
Dogs
Visit the 'Dog walking on reserves' page in the Contact section for more information.