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Bark Harvesting Explained Community Forest Use in Spring

They’re stripping bark from trees… but this is not deforestation. Check out this video next -    • Why This 100-Year-Old Skill Almost Disappe...   👇🏾 WATCH NEXT 👇🏾 File Makers:    • Why This 100-Year-Old Skill Almost Disappe...   Saw Blades:    • Why These 1971 Grinding Masters Had to Be ...   Wooden Shoes:    • This Man Made Wooden Shoes for 60 Years: W...   Giant Grindstone:    • WATCH Historic Giant Grindstone in the Mak...   Every spring, a small forest community in Germany does something that looks shocking at first glance: they remove bark from living trees. To many people, it looks like environmental destruction. In reality, it’s a centuries-old, sustainable forest practice that keeps the forest alive. In this video, we take you deep into a community-owned forest to show how bark harvesting works, why it doesn’t kill the trees, and how this practice is fundamentally different from deforestation. No machines. No clear-cutting. Just local knowledge passed down through generations. 🔔 New videos all week—don’t forget to subscribe!: https://bit.ly/3JONbZw Got a question? Drop it in the comments! Original source material: Die Waldnachbarschaft in Bladersbach. Teil 2: Nutzung des Gemeinschaftswaldes im Frühjahr. Bladersbach / Waldbröl 1976 – 30 min Aufnahme: Gabriel Simons; Schnitt: Alois Döring, Elisabeth Höhnen, Ute Herborg. -    • Die Waldnachbarschaft in Bladersbach. Teil...   Edited by Zideoz. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Welcome to UnEarthed, your go-to place for immersive history brought to life through immersive, on-site archaeology and old-world craftsmanship. Learn traditional skills and technologies, forgotten trades, stone quarries, early industry, and real historical engineering; all captured exactly as they were practiced. Subscribe for authentic sounds, hands-on history, and stepping back in time, one skill, one tool, and one story at a time.