Meanings of coppicing in English

Our woodland flourishes under woodcutting, coppicing and light grazing.

By coppicing trees, for example, they let in more light, which allows other species to thrive.

At the moment we're clearing and coppicing.

It is a major environmental initiative and will include craft developments, wild bird protection, coppicing and hedgerow establishment and maintenance.

At the end of the fourth year some proprietors begin to collect the quill bark by the method of coppicing.

There are remnants of coppicing and a honeysuckle vine winds round a hazel pole like a helter-skelter at a fair.

Biomass crops include short rotation growth of willow or poplar trees for coppicing, or energy production from animal wastes or manures.

All can be cut back as hard as you wish, and the hazel will have much bigger leaves for coppicing every few years.

We're mainly coppicing clusters of hazel, known locally as "rids", that haven't been felled for 26 years and are probably a century old.