Wood For The Trees

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Description
201A	01	Bradfield Woods, Suffolk	20010220	Through the stories of four woods, Jeremy Cherfas explores the position of woodland in Britain today and its meaning in our lives. Coppiced continuously for 750 years, Bradfield Woods is still earning its keep without threatening wildlife.
201A	02	Community Forests	20010227	Through the stories of four woods, Jeremy Cherfas explores the state of woodland in Britain today and its meaning in our lives. Thames Chase is one of Britain's new `community forests', growing on a degraded landfill site within earshot of the M01.
201A	03	Community Forests	20010228
201A	03	Kielder Forest, Northumberland	20010306	Through the stories of four woods, Jeremy Cherfas explores the state of woodland in Britain today and its meaning in our lives. A 20th-century pine plantation grown on what was once moorland, Kielder Forest was created for economic reasons. But now most timber and wood pulp is imported, a new purpose must be found for the forest.
201A	04	Abernethy Forest	20010313	Through the stories of four woods, Jeremy Cherfas explores the state of woodland in Britain today and its meaning in our lives. The largest remaining tract of the ancient Caledonian Forest, Abernethy Forest is now owned and managed by the RSPB, for the benefit of the many threatened species living there.