Applying CCF on Steep Ground and with Big Trees

This video is the third in a series of CCFG webinars discussing Continuous Cover Forestry. The topic for this webinar is 'Applying CCF on Steep Ground and with Big Trees' with guest speaker Gareth Browning.
Gareth Browning lives with his family in Cockermouth in North West Cumbria and works as a Forester with Forestry England looking after the forests and valleys around Keswick, Cockermouth, and Ennerdale. With over 30 years of working in North Cumbria Gareth has built up much experience in managing forests on steep ground with high public visibility and access to support multiple public benefits. He has experimented with using Continuous Cover techniques on steep ground and with large trees and multi storeys since the mid 1990’s. In addition to his expertise in Continuous Cover Forestry Gareth is a founding partner in Wild Ennerdale, a leading landscape scale rewilding partnership where he has developed expertise in natural process led nature recovery.
Out of his role as a forester Gareth enjoys biking, kayaking, travel and photography and is part of the Leadership team of Christ Church in Cockermouth.

[@johnengland3887]

Really fascinating. I’m not a forester but love this CCF approach. It just seems to make so much sense. Can’t get enough of it! Thank you

[@jockcherokee5180]

Love the CCF idea & hope it’s extended to other forestry venues as a standard protocol