Getting Started in Your Own Wood Revised edition

Marc Notes: It has become increasingly more popular to own a small wood or be able to help look after one. '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.

Contributor Bio:  Evans, Julian Julian Evans is a forest scientist who has owned and managed a 30-acre wood for thirty years. He has written and edited some sixteen books on forestry, including two that tell the story of his own wood, A Wood of Our Own and What Happened to Our Wood. He is currently president of Britain s Institute of Chartered Foresters. In 1997 he was appointed to the Order of the British Empire for his services to forestry and the third world. Contributor Bio:  Rolls, Will Will Rolls first started in the biomass industry working for the Forestry Commission as a regional woodfuel coordinator in the East Midlands. He moved to Forest Research in 2009 and currently works for the Biomass Energy Centre, a specialist technical-advisory unit providing impartial advice on woodfuel and biomass production and use. The Log Book is a personal project in response to many inquiries from the public that show a poor level of understanding of how to use wood-burning stoves.