Woodland Surveys and Management

TREE RISK MANAGEMENT

Management of Amenity Woodlands

We work closely with our clients to identify their woodland aspirations, and create a management plan which acts as the main steer throughout the process.

Whether you are looking to improve habitat for key species, protect and manage veteran trees and ancient woodland or want to address contingencies for factors that might affect mortality (e.g. diseases, disorders, climate change, pollution, changing land use, understanding how to achieve these through good woodland management is something we are passionate about.

Woodland Surveys

A woodland survey is conducted to evaluate various aspects of the woodland. It examines the types of woody vegetation (trees and shrubs) present on site the soil type drainage efficiency, topography, flora, and fauna All these are compiled to create a comprehensive written description of the woodland. The survey may identify issues within the woodland, such as excessive damage trees caused mammals (e.g., grey squirrels, deer) or the presence of undesirable trees, such as Turkey Oak or other non-native species like sycamore. Following consultation the woodland a management may be deemed.

Woodland Management Plan

A management plan will first identify requirements. These may include maximizing timber production, encouraging more wildlife the woodland, or promoting greater public usage will then make measures to be undertaken to achieve those aims. This plan span five or ten years but may extend over a hundred years. requirements determine plan.

We can undertake woodland surveys in Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside and nationally for various clients.  Before we can head out to your site and conduct a tree assessment, we’ll need to ask you a few critical questions about your project. Fill out our quick and easy online form so we can capture the most important project information and provide you with a free quote that includes everything you need to know.