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Coppicing: How trees regenerate

Coppicing, a traditional forest management method dating back to the Neolithic period, involves periodically cutting trees to the ground level, taking advantage of their ability to resprout. This technique allows for cyclical harvesting of wood, providing a stable supply of firewood. Despite its decline with the advent of fossil fuels, there has been a recent resurgence in coppicing for its benefits to biodiversity and as a sustainable fuelwood source. Credits: Manuscript: Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Pamadillo Animation: Pamadillo - https://www.pamadillo.com/ Intro/ending music: Gregor Quendel https://www.gregorquendel.com/ Middle music: Andreas Raad    / @baltimus9000   Project: ROTATE: Application of traditional knowledge to halt biodiversity loss in woodlands Funding: Technology Agency of the Czech Republic and Norway Grants 2014–2021 Contact: NIBIO researcher Fride Høistad Schei, [email protected] References: 1. - (0:41) Cutout: Lumberjack 1 https://pin.it/5m51JGWwV 2. -(1:13) Cutout: Coppiced stool https://www.treehugger.com/permacultu... 3. -(1:18) Historic photograph: The sweet track   / 7810999323691323   4. - (1:25) Historic photograph: Man coppicing https://villerscotterets.over-blog.co... 5. - (1:29) Cutout: Cooking and eating https://pin.it/VXXz5zJGe 6. - (1:32) Cutout: Tool https://digitaltmuseum.no/02102115022... 7. - (2:21) Historic photograph: Log truck 1924 https://www.trucksales.com.au/editori... 8. - (2:23) Photograph: Clear cutting https://www.skogbruk.nibio.no/miljohe...