In this film by accomplished film maker Natalie Clements, we meet WILBA, a non-profit organisation that works alongside farmers and landowners to protect and encourage wildlife. Alice Nicholls, WILBA co-founder, and Rachael Lewis, project and marketing co-ordinator, introduce one of their projects, Bracken Gorge in south Wales. They explain how this project will benefit local wildlife, reduce water erosion and improve bank stability. They explain the concept behind the project and demonstrate their first phase: fencing. To learn more about WILBA, their conservation projects and how you can get involved, please see: Website: https://www.wilba.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wilba.conservation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wilbahabitatcreation/

In this film by Henry Kirkwood, Steve England from Outdoor Learning demonstrates how he, as a woodsman and bushcraft practitioner, identifies ash dieback, uses the wood and takes steps to reduce the spread of the fungal infection. He talks about the legal responsibilities landowners have with respect to public safety if their woodlands are affected by ash dieback . Forest Research is the research agency of the Forestry Commission that manages the Tree Alert facility. To learn more and about how to submit a report on a tree health problem such as ash dieback please see https://treealert.forestresearch.gov.uk/. For more information on the legal responsibilities for land managers and tree owners with regards to ash dieback please see https://www.gov.uk/guidance/managing-ash-dieback-in-england. Thinking about buying your own woodland? Then have a look at the beautiful small woodlands and tree planting land for sale at https://www.woodlands.co.uk/.

In this film by accomplished film maker Natalie Clements, we meet Stewart Wright. He and his wife recently bought an incredible woodland in south Wales. As they've set about planning their woodland restoration they've uncovered historical features buried under the woodland vegetation. Stewart explains the process he has gone through as he plans to restore the woodland back to its original Edwardian design, from historical research to mapping and design. Feeling inspired and motivated by Stewart to consider buying your own woodland? If so, https://www.woodlands.co.uk/ has some wonderful woodlands for sale throughout the UK.