Woodland management planning and woodfuel advice in East Anglia
Approximately 8.5% of England is covered in woodland. A lot of it is not being managed for understandable reasons. Silviculture and forest ecology are complex subjects. Woodlands might seem scrappy, and to have no value. Grants and the legal structure can appear daunting. Engaging contractors might be problematic and expensive. And where do you start in finding markets for large amounts of timber or fuel? Isn’t the whole thing a not-for-profit industry?
Woodland-management.co.uk offers full support across all aspects of forest and woodland management
Over the years, woodland owners have been looking at the cost and practical implications of managing their woodlands. These are now becoming an increasingly valued and important resource. Good management will ensure that the trees, plants and animals of woodland are part of a healthy, and vigorous ecosystem.
Allowing light into woodland through periodic thinning, benefits wild flowers, improves habitat and maintains species’ diversity. The timber crop is given the space needed to maintain growth, and carbon productivity is resumed, absorbing carbon dioxide and mitigating the green house effect.
Contact us for support with:
*Profitable timber sales
*Grant funding
*Economic management planning
*Contract management
*Tax advice
Investment in woodfuel
For security of heat energy and for economic purposes, some businesses, farms and large households find that it makes sense to invest in woodfuel boilers. Woodfuel feasibility studies and handling advice is available for those thinking of installing any of the variety of log, chip or pellet boilers that may be on the market.

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