Coppicing Hazel woodland at Slapton Ley NNR to aid the Dormice population
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Why have you cut those rods so high? Are you French? ;)
nosmallo 2 months ago
They coppice 8 areas over 8 years, with hazel being coppiced after 8 years growth! It is 7 years after being coppiced before hazel produces fruit! Hazel nuts are an important food source for hazel dormice particularly for fatening up for hibernation. So there is only 1/4 of the hazel at any time providing food for dormice a longer coppicing cycle eg 15to 20 years (depending on other reasons for coppicing) would be more appropriate for dormice.
Atterboy8 7 months ago
good work chopper!
diccoo32 1 year ago
great video, although dormice aren't actually mice ;)
dictyostelium1 1 year ago
booo hiss save a tree move the trail or close it down, make people work for it if they want to go into the woods.
windham666 2 years ago