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Spruce Site Assessment
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Forestry Commission (UK) · National scheme · Can apply alone · 1 eligible country
€2k
Published funding
1 Apr 2029
Deadline
What this scheme funds
This grant helps landowners in South East England assess the costs of felling spruce trees affected by pest issues in a designated proactive removal area, and identify further funding to cover those costs. It's a site assessment scheme rather than direct compensation for felling work itself.
forestry · environmental-monitoring
Do you qualify for this scheme?
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Only the website is required.
Who it is for
A landowner, local authority, or organisation in South East England with spruce trees in the proactive removal area who needs help evaluating felling costs and funding options.
The scheme in detail
- Agency
- Forestry Commission (UK)
- Eligible countries (1)
- United Kingdom
- Funding
- €2k
- Deadline
- 1 Apr 2029
- Applicant type
- Not required. You can apply solo.
- Eligible applicants
- individual, public body, non-profit, private sector, local authority
- Also required
- Total scheme budget is £130,000 across all recipients, and location is restricted to South East England.
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