Welcome to the CWA Group Members Map - with community enterprises
The map is made up of ‘layers’. The default map shows the location of all CWA member groups (green markers with white tree).
To see the other layers:
Click on the top left corner of the map to see the layer options
Deselect ‘CWA Group Members’
Select the layer you’re interested in - see below
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The main layer (green tree symbols) shows all CWA Group members. The trees symbols show the approximate locations of the woodlands/ groups . Zoom in on the map and click on a ‘tree’ to find out more information about a particular woodland or group (this layer gives the fullest information about the group/ woodland).
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The community enterprise layers continue to be work in progress - information is uploaded to the map as we receive it from our members (via our survey). Check back soon to see how the picture develops!
There are 6 additional layers to the map - each layer (shown by different coloured stars) shows different types of community woodland enterprises:
Trees: Tree nurseries; Christmas trees
Outdoor Learning (children): Forest Schools; Outdoor Nurseries
Wood and Timber Products: Firewood; Timber; Charcoal
Visitors and Tourism: Car park charge; Cafe; Tourism- accommodation; Tourism - other
Deer and Venison: Deer stalking; venison sales
Green Burials
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Urban woodlands, known as WIAT (located within 1km of a population settlement of 2000+ people) are eligible for funding support from the Forestry Grant Scheme.
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Nature30 represents a fresh approach to conservation. They offer an alternative to traditional Protected Areas by recognising areas that deliver positive, sustained, and long-term outcomes for biodiversity, as a result of the land management, regardless of the primary objective of this management.
Banner Image: Evanton Log Shelter Opening
Photo credit: CWA