The definitive guides to practical conservation work

How to construct and repair dry stone walls, stone-faced earth banks, retaining walls and other dry stone features.

The design and construction of fences for conservation and amenity, as well as for agricultural or other purposes

The design, construction, maintenance and repair of rural footpaths and informal paths in urban areas.

Hedgerow management for conservation volunteers and others interested in creating and maintaining hedgerows.

Maintenance and improvement of extremely fragile, valuable, natural habitats through manual work.

Guidance on the storage, maintenance and repair of tools used in conservation work, and setting up workshops and toolstores

Recognising the unique qualities of cities and towns to understand how best to contribute to environmental

Management of traditional British woodlands, and the creation of new woods and managing associated habitats

Maintenance and improvement of valuable waterways - bodies of fresh water, springs, ponds, lakes and ditches

Growing, planting and caring for trees to ensure success of planting and on providing a thriving environment