WOODLAND ADVICE MANAGEMENT
We manage a plethora of woodland and forest sites and the management of each of these is specifically tailored to the requirements of the client, whether that be purely for conservation, commercial, amenity, public access, landscape value or longevity or a combination of these. We develop a close relationship with our clients so that we can deliver the best outcomes for their own specific woodlands. This is illustrated in a range of management packages that we offer; some woodland owners prefer for us to take the management on as a whole and others like to be more actively involved with certain aspects of the woodland management, and for this, we tailor our management to suit their requirements.
The process of full woodland management is as follows:
- Site visits and mapping
- Application for a Woodland Management Plan Grant
- Development of a Woodland Management Plan (20 years, reviewed after 5)
- Identification of thinning / felling regimes
- Application for relevant Felling Licences
- Identification of other grant aid-able work within the woodland
- Application for the grants identified above
- Implementation of thinning / felling (risk assessments, planning, marketing of timber, harvesting operation supervision, overseeing of all timber income)
- Implementation and management of the work agreed through the grant applications.
- Providing budgets for both income and expenditure.
- Tree Safety Risk Assessment Inspections.
Some of our Services
Below are a selection of our services but if you have any other specific requirements please do get in touch to discuss.
Woodland Management Advice
We manage a plethora of woodland and forest sites and the management of each of these is specifically tailored to the requirements of the client.
New Woodland Planting
We have, as a company been involved with many new planting schemes, but the most notable was the creation of a 100 ha new commercial forest at Roadford Lake.
Woodland Grant Schemes
Countryside Stewardship offers grants for woodland management plans, woodland tree health, restoration and improvement.
Timber Harvesting
We can identify areas within your woodland which are suitable for a thinning or clear-fell.
Quantified Tree Risk Assessments
Tree safety management is a matter of limiting the risk of harm from tree failure while maintaining the trees integral benefits.
Statutory Plant Health Orders
Forest and Land Management have been involved with the management of numerous Statutory Plant Health Notices (SPHN’s).