Coppicing and Coppice Products

Reconnect with woodland traditions and learn sustainable skills from tree to finished craft.

On Day 1, discover the principles of coppicing: identifying suitable species, safe tool use and practical techniques for cutting and managing woodland for regeneration and biodiversity.

On Day 2, turn freshly cut material into useful coppice products. You’ll gain hands-on experience and insight into how traditional woodland management supports both wildlife and craft heritage.

What You’ll Learn

• Coppicing theory and woodland ecology
• Safe use of hand tools and practical cutting techniques
• Selecting and preparing wood for products
• Making simple coppice crafts to take home

Who's it for?

Suitable for beginners and those with some green woodworking experience. No previous knowledge is required, just enthusiasm and a willingness to get hands-on outdoors.

Perfect for landowners, volunteers and anyone passionate about woodland conservation and traditional green woodworking, this course blends expert-led learning with real-world experience in the woods.

What’s Included

• All materials and use of tools
• Expert tuition in a small group setting
• Refreshments throughout the day (please bring a packed lunch)
• Your finished coppice product

The course days will run 10am - 4pm. The venue is outdoors with covered spaces.