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Conservation Handbooks | TCV's practical guides to conservation work

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Practical guides to all types of conservation work - from woodlands to walling, hedgerows to sand dunes, and more. Illustrated, step by step instruction.

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1	Tcv practical conservation handbooks
2	Learn the art of dry stone walling, woodland management, tree planting, hedgelaying and much more.

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1	Get instant access to the definitive ‘how to’ practical conservation guides. advice, instructions and support to manage your countryside and green spaces.
2	Get full access in just a couple of minutes!
3	The handbooks

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1	Step by step
2	Clearly illustrated
3	Definitive
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5	Background
6	Printable
7	Frequently asked questions
8	Testimonials
9	Dry stone walling
10	Fencing
11	Footpaths
12	Hedging
13	Sand dunes
14	Toolcare
15	The urban handbook
16	Woodlands
17	Waterways & wetlands
18	Tree planting & aftercare

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1	About "Dry Stone Walling"... (2)
2	About "Fencing"...
3	About "Footpaths"...
4	About "Hedging"...

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1	Great book. Full of detailed drawings and text explaining in detail how the walls are constructed. Covers walls from all around the country. Very well written and nicely produced. Probably one of the best books on the subject.
2	Great book with all the detail you need regardless of fencing ability. Very intuitive with detailed diagrams and descriptions.
3	Excellent! Clear and concise and exactly what I needed and will need in the future. I highly recommend this book!
4	It is an excellent manual with clear illustrations showing both best practice and the pitfalls to avoid. It goes from basics right through to advanced features and covers the range of British walling styles. A brilliant book.
5	this is simply the best book it covers everything from the history of hedging to the present day. Hedge laying is a dying trade & to find a book which covers all the technique is a real bonus.

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2	TCV Practical Conservation Handbooks	text
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8	Fencing	text
9	Footpaths	text
10	Waterways & Wetlands	text
11	Hedging	text
12	Tree Planting & Aftercare	text
13	Woodlands	text
14	Sand Dunes	text
15	Toolcare	text
16	The Urban Handbook	text
17	In brief	text
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27	Dry Stone WallingHow to construct and repair dry stone walls, stone-faced earth banks, retaining walls and other dry stone features.	image
28	FencingThe design and construction of fences for conservation and amenity, as well as for agricultural or other purposes	image
29	FootpathsThe design, construction, maintenance and repair of rural footpaths and informal paths in urban areas	image
30	HedgingHedgerow management for conservation volunteers and others interested in creating and maintaining hedgerows.	image
31	Sand DunesMaintenance and improvement of extremely fragile, valuable, natural habitats through manual work.	image
32	ToolcareGuidance on the storage, maintenance and repair of tools used in conservation work, and setting up workshops and toolstores	image
33	The Urban HandbookRecognising the unique qualities of cities and towns to understand how best to contribute to environmental improvements	image
34	WoodlandsManagement of traditional British woodlands, and the creation of new woods and managing a***ociated habitats	image
35	Waterways & WetlandsMaintenance and improvement of valuable waterways - bodies of fresh water, springs, ponds, lakes, streams, rivers, canals and ditches	image
36	Tree Planting & AftercareGrowing, planting and caring for trees to ensure success of planting and on providing an environment in which the young trees will thrive	image
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38	Health and Safety	text
39	Conservation and the volunteer worker	text
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42	Training	text
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