Deadwooding (for the Forestry Commission) - Hollands Wood, New Forest

by Daniel Green

Deadwooding (for the Forestry Commission) - Hollands Wood, New Forest
Arborist Rob uses his SRT climbing system to access the trees crown thumb Arborist Rob cuts this piece of deadwood and leaves a habitat cut to better simulate a snapped branch thumb Arborist Rob leans out to remove a piece of deadwood from over the campsite thumb Arborist Rob tidy's up at the top of this limb thumb

Following Consultant Oli attending site to perform a VTA (Visual Tree Assessment) on all of the trees in the Holland's Wood Campsite, CHTS were asked to attend site to complete all of the high priority works before the camping season got into full swing.

Arborist Rob and Apprentice Jack were on hand to complete the works. Using the VTA as a reference they worked from tree to tree removing the major deadwood from over the campsite and areas of high public use.

All of the timber that was cut on site was stacked at the base of the tree worked on and all of the brash was chipped and removed from the site, being brought back to our waste management facility at Lepe Farm.

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