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By Matt Tutt
Before I even learned of Luke Barley’s new book Ancient: Reviving the Woods That Made Britain, I had been fairly involved in my own personal journey to understand more about green woodwork – the art of working wood whilst it is still freshly cut and rather than dried.
One of the strengths of Woodland Heritage is the network around it. Hundreds of members. Thousands of acres of woodland. Thousands of people working in forestry, making, education, conservation, campaigning and more. People meet. Ideas get shared. Good things tend to follow.
Woodland Heritage’s Woodland To Workshops course provides attendees with an overview of our wood culture: from the woodland to the workshop. Three days: one in the woodland, one in the workshop, one at the sawmill.
The 2025 course was the the 30th Woodland to Workshop course run by Woodland Heritage. Attendance has increased to 24, allowing us to share knowledge with a wide group of students.
