Green Wood and Coppice Crafts Survey

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Heritage Crafts Association, in partnership with the National Coppice Federation and Small Woods

We would be very grateful for your help in answering the following questions about your craft for the HCA Red List of Endangered Crafts (http://redlist.heritagecrafts.org.uk), a project to assess the vitality of heritage crafts in the UK and to identify those most at risk. For more details, email Mary Lewis at redlist@heritagecrafts.org.uk.

Name

Business name

Email address

Please tick one:

I make my primary income from coppice and green wood crafts

I make part of my income from coppice and green wood crafts

I am currently training to be a coppice or green wood worker

I am a serious amateur maker whose knowledge and ability is at a level of the most skilled practitioners of this craft

I am leisure maker and I don’t intend to practice this craft professionally or at the highest level

Other:

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I am a member of:

Heritage Crafts Association

Small Woods Association

NCFed affiliated regional coppice group (please give details)

Non-affiliated regional coppice group (please give details)

Association of Pole Lathe Turners and Green Wood Workers

Other:

Coppice and woodland management

Please tick which coppice and woodland management services you carry out

Coppice management and restoration

Hedgelaying

Training

Demonstrations

Other:

Critically endangered crafts

Please tick the crafts that you have practical skills and knowledge of, and carry out on a regular basis.

Hand carved clog making

Stave basket making

Oak bark for tanning

Swill basket (oak or hazel) making

Withy pot (lobster or crab pot) making

Endangered crafts

Please tick the crafts that you have practical skills and knowledge of, and carry out on a regular basis.

Besom broom making

Coracle making

Hurdle making (cleft or woven)

Pole lathe bowl turning

Rake making

Sussex trug making

Currently viable crafts

This means that there are sufficient numbers of practitioners to pass on the skills to the next generation. Please tick the crafts that you have practical skills and knowledge of, and carry out on a regular basis.

Basket making

Bowyery

Chair making

Charcoal burning

Coppice working

Hedgelaying

Pole lathe turning

Spoon carving

Stick dressing

Other coppice crafts

Please tick the crafts that you have practical skills and knowledge of, and carry out on a regular basis.

Fencing (cleft or woven)

Firewood (logs, pimps, kindling)

Garden furniture and structures (e.g. gazebos, arbours, living willow structures)

Hedging and river products (e.g. faggots, stakes & binders, spiling)

Building products (e.g thatching spars, shingles/shakes, timber framing pegs

Other:

Please describe any issues affecting the viability/sustainability of your craft in the UK, e.g training issues, market issues, raw materials etc.

Have any of the above been influenced positively or negatively by Covid 19?

Do you know of any UK projects or initiatives to help preserve craft skills?

Please list any support organisations that support your craft e.g. Wheelwright's Company, Basketmakers' Association etc.

Are there any related crafts that you think we have missed from the Red List of Endangered Crafts, or can you give us more details of your craft? You can view the current Red List of Endangered Crafts at https://heritagecrafts.org.uk/redlist/categories-of-risk/ *

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