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Learn about the different ways you can manage your woodland, the steps to create a woodland management plan, and the support and funding available.
Transforming underused land into profitable woodland.
How woodland creation can help you generate income.
Find insight and advice about timber production from other organisations.
Creating a larger, more connected woodland habitat.
A closed grant for managing and improving the ecological condition of woodland.
Hear from Max and Guy Irving who have planted a new 22 hectare woodland to grow their family business.
Supplementary guidance for sites felled due to Phytophthora under a Statutory Plant Health Order.
Read the case studies of various career paths within the forestry sector.
A Tree Production Capital Grant (TPCG) Case Study: mechanising the preparation, sowing, weeding and lifting of seed beds.
Landowner David Harding shares the successes of his tree planting project and reflects on the lessons learnt.
This note will help inform the use of Historic Environment (HE) capital items and multiannual options available on woodland parcels in Higher Tier applications 2022 onwards (Agreement start date January 2023).
Find out about the many benefits that trees can bring to your land and the financial and expert support you can get from the Forestry Commission.
Supplementary guidance to Operations Note 24, for owners and foresters restocking previously larch-dominated plantations on ancient woodland sites.
This Operations Note provides information about the steps Agreement Holders need to take where a Change in Management Control, including a Succession, will or is intended to take place.
Organisations can apply for a share of £150,000 (inc VAT) to develop innovative ways to reduce mortality of young forest trees in Scotland caused by Pine weevil damage.
Find out about funded projects that are enhancing and facilitating tree production methods used in England.
This privacy notice applies to Forestry Commission enquiries through GOV.UK submission forms.
Scheme rules for holders of agreements that started before May 2018.
Supplementary guidance for if you're claiming annual payments as compensation for taking land out of agricultural production to create new woodland instead.
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