 | Forest Policy Group |
| The Forest Policy Group seeks to further the development of sustainable forestry in Scotland, contributing informed inputs to the policy debate by providing an independent forum for analysing policy and producing policy-related research and developing policy proposals. Our membership is drawn from woodland organisations, forestry and land use professionals and timber users |
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 | The Ecology Centre |
| The Ecology Centre, by Kinghorn Loch in Fife, uses nature and the environment as a tool to improve quality of life. |
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| | Woodland Crofts |
| The new woodland croft website http://www.woodlandcrofts.org/ aims to encourage, support and advise both existing and prospective woodland crofters. It brings together in one place existing information and guidance on woodland crofts, what they are and how they have come about. |
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 | Reforesting Scotland |
| We represent over 750 members and our vision involves the creation of a well-forested and productive landscape, as well as a culture which values the contribution that trees and woods bring to our lives. |
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 | Scottish Wildlife Trust |
| Objective to advance the conservation of Scotland’s biodiversity for the benefit of present and future generations. |
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 | Trees for Life |
| Trees for Life is the only organisation specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. |
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 | Small Woods Association |
| The Small Woods Association is a UK wide charity which aims to stimulate best practice in woodland management by organising conferences and events, by networking and promoting initiatives. |
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 | Greenspace scotland |
| greenspace scotland is an independent charitable company. We work with a wide range of local and national partners to support the planning, development and sustainable management of greenspaces and green networks as a key part of the green infrastructure of our towns and cities. |
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 | Paths for All |
| We are leading the way to a happier, healthier, greener, more active Scotland through our work and provision of advice, resources and support to others |
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 | Woodland Trust |
| We want to see a country rich in native woods and trees enjoyed and valued by everyone |
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 | English Community Woodland Network |
| The Community Woodland Network has been set up by the Woodland Trust to support woodland groups throughout the country with their invaluable work in managing and conserving woodland |
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 | Borders Forest Trust |
| Our vision for the south of Scotland is for a place where a rich tapestry of native woodlands and wild places flourish, cared for by local communities. |
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 | The Lothians & Fife Green Network Partnership |
| The Lothians & Fife Green Network Partnership is committed to promoting the economic, social and ecological benefits of green networks across our Region. As part of the wider Central Scotland Green Network, our aim of creating a quality environment will be achieved through coordinated action by communities, agencies and businesses working together. |
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 | North Highland Forest Trust |
| The North Highland Forest Trust was established in 1999 to promote sustainable management of woodlands in Northern Scotland for the benefit of local people. |
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 | Scotland's Finest Woods |
| The Scotlands Finest Woods Awards - run by independent charity, Scotlands Finest Woods - celebrate the contribution that woodlands can make to the people of Scotland and to its environment and economic prosperity. |
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