Danny has been working in the conservation sector for 15 years. He has a BSc in Countryside Conservation, was awarded a hedgelaying competency certificate from Hedgecraft Training and has passed his Mountain Leader Award with Mountain Training. He is fully qualified in Outdoor First Aid (level 3). He also has a bushcraft competency certificate from the Institute of Outdoor Learning. He has been teaching bushcraft and rural skills using hand tools for over 12 years. His Instagram is #indigenous_journey. He also has Lantra awards in Tractor driving, Dry Stone Walling (level 2) and NPTC awards in tree felling and Brushwood chipper operations.
"What a great course!
We learnt some of the history of scything, the benefits of scything as opposed to strimming for both well-being and nature, and a well rounded practical session with technique and tool set-up and maintenance.
Danny and Helene were also very willing to talk about meadow cuts, frequency and timings for both conservation and hay collecting. I couldn't recommend this course more!"
"Really enjoyed the course and learned a lot! Danny and Helene were brilliant - really knowledgeable and patient. They really know their stuff! I have so much respect for hedge layers - it's hard work!! But the day was fun - and what a fabulous location!!"
"Absolutely excellent course. A great balance of the theory and practical application. Danny and Helene were very welcoming, extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic teachers. Thank you for a great day."
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