Source: Amazon
Author -
Julian Evans and
Will Rolls
Publisher -
Permanent Publications
Summary
Permanent Publications says, "Owning a small
wood or being able to help look after one well has become an increasingly popular subject.
Getting Started in Your Own Wood has all you need to know about the basics. It is written by experts committed to the care and stewardship of our woodland resources and provides practical advice and guidance for those coming to woodland management for the first time."
About the Author
Permanent Publications says, "Julian Evans was formerly the Forestry Commission’s Chief Research Officer. For more than 30 years he has owned a 30-acre wood in Hampshire. He is a member of the Small Woods Association, Royal Forestry Society, the Woodland Trust, is a vice president of the Commonwealth Forestry Association and the International Tree Foundation, and is a past president of the Institute of Chartered Foresters. He is chair of the Forestry Commission’s Expert Committee on Forest Science.."
Permanent Publications says, "Will Rolls spends a lot of time dealing with things relating to
trees, fire and
sustainability (not necessarily in that order). He started out studying forestry at university, and then branched out into related subjects such a social forestry and biomass fuels."
Where to get it?
Permanent Publications
amazon us
amazon uk
Amazon.ca
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