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Small Woods Association
Green Wood Centre
Station Road
Coalbrookdale
Telford
TF8 7DR

Tel: 01952 432769
Fax: 01952 433082

Registered Charity Number: 1081874
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Why Join?

Join the Small Woods Association, originally founded in 1988, it has grown steadily and is now leading the resurgence of interest in the sustainable management of small woods.

 

Do you want to:

 

  • Buy a woodland on your own or in a group;

  • Learn how to manage a woodland sustainably;

  • Find out about Woodland courses and events;

  • Network with other like minded people;

  • Help support our input to UK woodland policy;

  • Be involved in the developing coppice crafts and green
    wood sectors (see www.coppice-products.co.uk)

 

Then we would be very pleased to welcome you as a new member.

 

'Membership is open to anyone
who has the care and enjoyment
of small woods at heart'

 

 

We have a broad–based membership made up of people and organisations from all walks of life including woodland owners, practitioners, companies, colleges, local authorities and many who don’t own a woodland but have their care and conservation at heart.

 

Members manage their woods for many reasons including wildlife conservation, recreation, coppice and greenwood crafts, quiet enjoyment as well as timber production. Their woods range in size from a few trees in the back garden to many hectares.

 

So a small wood is no longer defined by size but more by attitude of mind and the approach by which it is managed.

 

Last Updated: 26/10/2005

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