Uncovering the Ancient Tradition of Pollarding in Western Norway
Have you ever heard of pollarding? It’s a historical land management technique used in Western Norway that involves cutting back the upper branches of trees to promote new growth. A recent study has shed light on the prevalence of pollarding in this region, providing insight into the ancient practices of early settlers. How did they use pollarding to shape the landscape, and what implications does this have for modern conservation efforts? Join us as we delve into the fascinating history of pollarding in Western Norway.
source: Phys.org