In October we will be launching the "firrs DVD" - over two hours worth of videos about the science and technology of wood and the people involved ...plus a whole load more cool stuff.
If you live in Scotland you qualify for a free copy, which we can post to you if you let us know where you live.
We will be launching the new DVD at the Forest Education Initiative and Forest Schools Networking Event in Pitlochry on the 4th and 5th of October.
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This blog is dedicated to finding videos on the web about trees and timber - from the forest to construction. Use the labels below to look up the subjects that interest you ...or simply browse through the archive of posts. Don't forget to check out the main firrs website.
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2007
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October
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- Horses
- How trees are harvested
- Reg Kehoe and his marimba queens
- The story of a forest ranger
- Wood for war - wood for peace
- Trebuchets
- Mountain biking
- Wood and the environment
- Wood shrinkage
- Earthquakes
- Lolly stick bridges
- Wood colour and chemistry
- Pykrete
- Helicopter logging
- Traditional timber frame 2
- Timber frame DIY
- Traditional timber frame 1
- Japanese fighting walls
- Timber kit timelapse
- The walking harvester
- Launch of the firrs DVD
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October
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About Me
This blog is part of the firrs project at Napier University. Our project aims to tell people about the forest and timber industries in the hope that better knowledge about it will mean more people considering careers related to it. We are part funded by the European Social Fund, and have also received sponsorship from the Forestry Commission and the Scottish Forestry Trust. We are also very grateful for the in-kind support we have been given since the project began.
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