A thorough understanding of
complex grant processes

 
 

There are numerous grants available to support woodland management and woodland creation.  Our experienced team has a thorough understanding of these complex grants - and of the evolving policy as these grants change. 

We offer advice on suitability of grants, complete applications and manage any ongoing obligations of a grant agreement. 

Examples of grants available under the current Countryside Stewardship and Forestry Commission grant schemes include:

  • Management Plans – one off contribution to costs of producing a plan

  • Woodland management – 5 year agreements for woodland improvement as well as one off capital items such as invasive species removal, culverts and high seats

  • Tree Health grants – assistance with costs of tree felling and restocking after an infection

  • Rhododendron removal – one off capital grant

  • Infrastructure – contribution to costs of installing forest tracks and loading bays etc 

  • Woodland Creation – tree planting and maintenance

Our long-term relationships with many clients enable us to maximise grant benefits by managing the woodland on a continual basis. We are equally happy working with customers who require a one-off service.

We can produce woodland budgets and manage the delivery and obligations of the grants in a financially structured way over the duration of the management plan. 

Book a consultation

Management Plans // Tree Health Grants // Woodland Creation Grants

Other services

 
 
 

Forestry & woodland management

Woodland management is critical to maintain the health, biodiversity and timber value of woodlands. Sensitive management can increase and enhance special features, protect ecology and promote recreational potential.

Woodland creation & carbon sales

Government policy is creating a push for woodland creation as we aim for net zero carbon emissions and increased habitat for biodiversity. We can assist with Woodland Creation projects at any scale.

Tree risk & tree health services

Landowners are legally responsible for the safety of any trees on their property.   This means that they are personally accountable if a tree or branch falls and causes damage or harm to property or people.  

Timber production
& sales

Getting the maximum value from your timber is critical.   Our timber extraction is completed to the best possible standard with regard for health and safety, the environment and the long-term value of the wood.