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Hedgerow survey email template

A survey with a genuinely interesting method explained.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Counting woody species in a thirty-metre stretch gives an approximate age in centuries. It is a rough rule with real evidence behind it and it is oddly satisfying.

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  • Subject line
  • Preheader
  • Eyebrow
  • Headline
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From
Haslingfield Hedge Survey
Subject
Count the species in 30 metres and you get the age
Preheader
One species per century, roughly. It works.

Survey

One woody species per hundred years, which is roughly reliable

Counting woody species in a thirty-metre stretch gives an approximate age in centuries. It is a rough rule with real evidence behind it and it is oddly satisfying.

The method

Count woody species in a thirty-metre stretch, excluding brambles and ivy. Each species is roughly a hundred years of hedge age.

Why it works

Hedges accumulate species slowly by colonisation. It is approximate, works better on some soils than others, and is right more often than not.

What we found

Two hedges near the church with nine species, which suggests a medieval boundary. That is now being checked against the tithe map.

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