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Draft Angus Forestry and Woodland Strategy 2024-2034
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The consultation is now closed. We will analyse the responses and review the strategy which will be reported to committee for approval.
Angus Council’s Forestry and Woodland Strategy was approved by the Communities Committee on 11 June 2024. View the strategy on the Angus Council website.
With the twin climate and biodiversity crises, it is more important than ever that our landscapes change significantly to address the challenges.
We are keen to hear your opinion on the Draft Forestry & Woodland Strategy and the Environmental Report. Please take the short survey below.
Anyone unable to complete an online version of the survey can ask for a paper copy by phoning ACCESSline on 03452 777 778
Angus Council’s Forestry and Woodland Strategy was approved by the Communities Committee on 11 June 2024. View the strategy on the Angus Council website.
With the twin climate and biodiversity crises, it is more important than ever that our landscapes change significantly to address the challenges.
