Woodland Management Certification
The UK Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS) is a certification scheme for woodland management, providing landowners with a framework to demonstrate sustainable forestry practices.
The UK Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS) is a certification scheme for woodland management, providing landowners with a framework to demonstrate sustainable forestry practices.
The Woodland Trust offers guidance and resources for landowners on sustainable woodland management, including certification schemes and best practice advice.
The Royal Forestry Society (RFS) offers a certification scheme for woodland managers, providing a professional development pathway for those working in woodland management.
Confor, the Confederation of Forest Industries, provides information and resources on woodland management and certification, including the UKWAS scheme.
The Woodland Carbon Code is a certification scheme for woodland creation projects, providing landowners with a framework to demonstrate carbon sequestration and sustainable woodland management.
The University of Edinburgh's Forestry and Natural Resources programme offers courses and research opportunities in sustainable forestry and woodland management, including certification schemes.
The Wildlife Trusts offer guidance and resources on woodland management and ecology, including advice on certification schemes and best practice for landowners.
The Forest Research woodland management planning tool provides landowners with a practical resource to develop sustainable woodland management plans, including certification schemes.