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As part of the government’s commitment to improve transparency, the Forestry Commission publishes all its expenditure invoices over £25,000.
Find out how to assess whether your site might be suitable for woodland creation by carrying out species and vegetation surveys.
If you regularly do business with the Forestry Commission you can apply to open a credit account by using this form.
An guide produced by Forestry Commission, Forest Research and Natural England to provide a decision framework for landowners on where to establish trees and where to restore peat.
Use this form to identify maintenance work and show work undertaken on traditional farm buildings as part of a Countryside Stewardship agreement.
Find out how to improve permanent access and infrastructure at woodlands you manage.
Find out how to fell diseased trees to slow the spread of certain tree pests and diseases and to protect the wider treescape – what to do if you get a statutory plant health notice (SPHN) asking you to fell larch, sweet ches…
A closed grant that provided support for activities that enhance the quality, quantity and diversity of tree seed sources in England.
Find out how to identify mammal damage to trees, understand the impact and practical ways to protect our treescapes.
This note sets out advice on how to plan and carry out forest operations in woodlands to minimise the possible impacts on red squirrels.
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