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This document is not protected and as such rows can be added & deleted or copied and pasted from tables where needed.\n\u000f\nUK Forestry Standard management planning criteria\nApproval of this plan will be considered against the following UKFS criteria.\nPrior to submission review your plan against the criteria using the check list below.\nSection 1: Property Details\nSection 2: Vision and Objectives\nTo develop your long term vision, you need to express as clearly as possible the overall direction of management for the woodland(s) and how you envisage it will be in the future. This covers the duration of the plan and beyond.\n2.1 Vision\nDescribe your long term vision for the woodland(s). (Suggest 300 words max)\n2.2 Management Objectives\nState the objectives of management demonstrating how sustainable forest management is to be achieved. Objectives are a set of specific, quantifiable statements that represent what needs to happen to achieve the long term vision.\n\u000f\nSection 3: Plan Review – Achievements\nUse this section to identify achievements made against previous plan objectives. This section should be completed at the 5 year review and could be informed through monitoring activities undertaken.\nSection 4: Woodland Survey\nThis section is about collecting information relating to your woodland and its location, including any statutory constraints i.e. designations.\n4.1\tDescription\n\u000f\n4.2 Information\nUse this section to identify features that are both present in your woodland(s) and where required, on land adjacent to your woodland. It may be useful to identify known features on an accompanying map. Woodland information for your property can be found on the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://magic.defra.gov.uk/magicmap.aspx\" \\h \u0014Magic website\u0015 and the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.gov.uk/guidance/use-the-land-information-search\" \\h \u0014Forestry Commission Land Information Search\u0015.\n\u000f\n4.3 Habitat Types\nThis section is to consider the habitat types within your woodland(s) that might impact/inform your management decisions. Larger non-wooded areas within your woodland should be classified according to broad habitat type where relevant this information should also help inform your management decisions. Woodlands should be designed to achieve a diverse structure of habitat, species and ages of trees, appropriate to the scale and context of the woodland.\n4.4 Structure\nThis section should provide a snapshot of the current structure of your woodland as a whole. A full inventory for your woodland(s) can be included in the separate Plan of Operations spreadsheet. Ensuring woodland has a varied structure in terms of age, species, origin and open space will provide a range of benefits for the biodiversity of the woodland and its resilience. The diagrams below show an example of both uneven and even aged woodland.\nSection 5: Woodland Protection\nWoodlands in England face a range of threats; this section allows you to consider the potential threats that could be facing your woodland(s). Use the simple Risk Assessment process below to consider any potential threats to their woodland(s) and whether there is a need to take action to protect their woodlands.\nNote: To add more tables, Copy the table and Paste below.\n5.1 Risk Matrix\nThe matrix below provides a system for scoring risk. 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