Originally broadcast: June 28, 2022


Many trees and shrubs don’t die when you cut them—they resprout! When done to rejuvenate the plant and yield wood products, tree hay, wildlife habitat and other ecosystem services, and more, we call the practice coppicing. In this webinar, we’ll contextualize the practice historically, learn about best practices, promising products and numerous practical ways to integrate coppicing into working landscapes in temperate ecosystems.

With Mark Krawczyk of Keyline Vermont LLC and Valley Clayplain Forest Farm in New Haven, VT and author of the soon-to-be-released book Coppice Agroforestry: Tending Trees for Product, Profit and Woodland Ecology.