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Management of glades, rides and paths

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A well managed system of rides and paths within the woodland is important for several reasons:  Management of the developing woodland, including weeding and pruning, is much simpler if access is easy. Trampling and damage to the young trees is less likely if access routes are well planned and clearly defined. Attractive paths and edges,...

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