Welcome to the Coppice Products web site.


	This web site has been re-designed both to make it easier for visitors to use and to give greater visibility to the coppice craftsmen/women in our Directory. If you are a coppice worker, you can register or update your details on this web site, FREE of charge.

'Mankind has no older or deeper debt to trees and their wood' - Peter Garthwaite OBE

Inside this website you’ll find:

An overview of coppice management,
and its benefits
an online directory of coppice craftsmen and women,
an illustrated glossary of coppice and other woodland products,
links to more information on coppice and woodland management.
Coppice Cuts Magazine Winter 2009 - For suppliers and users of coppice materials


		Coppice workers are been urged to complete a Questionnaire for the formation of a Federation of Coppice workers >>

		21st Century Coppice ‘09 – The First Cut >> - Coppice Association North West, with the Wood Education Programme Trust. Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October 2009 Chiltern Hazel Coppice and Thatching Spar Survey 2006 by Graham William Thorne >>

Use this site to:

Find a coppice worker in your area, or search for available products and services.

View an illustrated glossary of coppice and other woodland products and services.

Find links to more information on coppice and woodland management.

If you are a coppice craftsman or woman, you can register or update your details.

This site is managed by the Green Wood Centre.

Address: The Green Wood Centre, Station Road, Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shropshire TF8 7DR

Tel/Fax: 01952 432769

E-mail: Richard Thomason - groundsforconservation@hotmail.com

Disclaimer

Please note that the inclusion of a coppice worker's details on this site does not mean that he/she is recommended by the Green Wood Centre.

Further, the Green Wood Centre cannot be held liable for the quality of products, services, training or demonstrations offered by any coppice worker/organisation whose details are presented on this web site.

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This site was developed by Hampshire County Council and the Green Wood Centre with support from the Forestry Commission and the Naturesave Trust.




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