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Glen Finglas Woodland Restoration Environmental Statement Part 1

Last updated :28 Oct 2024

Topic: Manage forests

Sub topic: Environmental Impact Assessment

Environmental Statement for Glen Finglas woodland restoration. Part one of four.

Summary

This environmental statement has assessed the impact of 218 ha of native woodland restoration on Woodland Trust Scotland’s (WTS) Glen Finglas estate. This woodland restoration would be predominantly by natural regeneration (176 ha) with some new planting (42 ha) over three sites and would be protected by circa 20 km of deer fence. This proposal is part of the wider Great Trossachs Forest Project.

Glen Finglas Woodland Restoration Environmental Statement Part 1

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