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Find out how to kill trees on site using chemical treatments to prevent the spread of pests and diseases.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the scrub control and felling diseased trees item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the stone-faced bank restoration item.
Find out how much nitrogen you can use on your land and how to plan and record your fertiliser use in a nitrate vulnerable zone (NVZ).
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the restore coppicing in woodland item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the removal of eyesore item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the medium wildlife box item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the storage tanks underground item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the swales item.
Find out about eligibility and requirements to carry out customised capital works to manage specific sites or species.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (Agriculture) Regulations protect uncultivated, semi-natural and rural land. Find out when and how to get permission to make changes to land.
Woodlands may be eligible for certain tax reliefs and exemptions, depending on the type of woodland and its purpose.
How local authorities can select a site, and then declare and manage it as a local nature reserve.
How your personal information is used within the Planning Inspectorate
How to plan for and manage the risks associated with oak processionary moth (OPM) on oak trees on your land.
If you use, produce or supply wood packaging material (WPM) to move goods to or from the EU or the rest of the world, you must make sure it meets international standards.
Find out about the aim and requirements for squirrel traps and maintenance.
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the stone gate post item.
This leaflet has been produced to assist in the identification of injurious weeds as prescribed in the Weeds Act 1959.
Find out when you need a felling licence to fell trees, and what we do if trees are felled without a licence. This can apply to your land, or land you manage.
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