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Woodland Heritage Trustee Adrian Jowitt shows how a desire to use timber, coupled with a simple phone call, led him to the milling of Western Red Cedar in a Devon woodland en route to a more sustainable solution. Here’s one way to use more homegrown timber at home.
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.
