Coppicing is an ancient woodland management technique that has been used for millennia to yield a crop of long straight wooden poles for many building techniques and craft activities. It is also a useful way of conserving woodland for many forms of wildlife and in particular Britainâs endangered Hazel Dormouse, which uses the canopy cover to navigate between coppice stools (or stumps) which they hibernate in for over 6months of the year.
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