This workshop has been made possible with fundng from Woodland Trust Scotland – Croft Woodlands Project Come and learn the art of hedgelaying! This tradtional method of hedge management is making a comeback recently as people understand the benefits of well managed hedges in our landscape. About our croft woodland Our croft … Read More
This workshop has been made possible and is funded by Woodland Trust Scotland – Croft Woodlands Project Come and join us for an informal “walk & talk” workshop on small scale woodland management looking at the many ways that we use our woodlands on the croft including coppice, basketry & craft, fruit, … Read More
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So it’s 2025 and we’ve started a blog. We moved to our little croft in 2018 so after seven years we’re definitely settled in! We hope to use the blog to share occasional long-form posts that delve a little deeper into what we do.… Read More
When we moved to our croft we had very little knowledge of woodland management but we knew we wanted to produce our own fuel, without cutting peat (which is the traditional fuel in crofting regions), and Al wanted to also produce timber and learn about other products from the woodland. This quickly … Read More
Croft Woodland Workshops From time to time we organise croft events and workshops and we advertise these via our newsletter. The following are workshops we currently offer. We try to keep workshops as affordable as possible and are very grateful for funding to help us to run these. Volunteer Events Over the … Read More
We moved to our woodland croft so we could lead a more resilient lifestyle and be closer to the land. Here’s what we do; click on each to find out more.
We’ve started a newsletter as a way to update on what we’re doing on the croft. We’ll use the newsletter to send occasional updates (monthly at most!) on events, new blog posts, shop updates etc. In a strange world we’re both gradually moving away from (incresingly toxic) social media and so our … Read More