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New Woodland Creation Offer includes public goods payments

New Woodland Creation Offer includes public goods payments >More in © Tim Scrivener Farmers in England will shortly be able to apply for a new woodland creation grant which will offer top-up payments in recognition of the wider benefits of woodland to society. The England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO), which is due to open to applications in the next few weeks, was announced as part of the England Tree Action Plan and will be administered by the Forestry Commission. It replaces the Woodland Carbon Fund grant scheme, which closed for applications in March 2021. The scheme will be funded through the Nature for Climate Fund and support the creation of more than 10,000 hectares of new woodland over its lifetime.

Complete your application form, maps and annexes - Countryside Stewardship: How to Apply for a Woodland Creation & Maintenance Grant - Guidance

Complete your application form, maps and annexes This section tells you how to fill in your Countryside Stewardship Woodland Creation and Maintenance Grant application form, maps and annex. Step 1 – Your application form Complete your application form on paper or electronically, as described above. Step 2 – Your map(s) Prepare a map for your application You need to provide a map which shows all areas of proposed woodland creation and associated capital items within your application. If your application is successful and we offer you an agreement, the map you sent with the application will become the ‘Agreement Map’ so it needs to be clear, legible and meet the standards set out in the Minimum mapping standards section.

What happens next? - Countryside Stewardship: How to Apply for a Woodland Creation & Maintenance Grant - Guidance

Before you start your application - Countryside Stewardship: How to Apply for a Woodland Creation & Maintenance Grant - Guidance

It’s important that you do the following in the order we’ve listed them: 1. Register or sign in to the Rural Payments service To receive Countryside Stewardship (CS) payments you must be registered in the Rural Payments service. To find out how to do this, read ‘Rural Payments service: registering and updating your details’ on GOV.UK. 2. Check and change Check that your personal details, business details, and digital maps are up to date, and update them if needed. You must register all of the land on your application in the Rural Payments service. If you do not have access to the internet, you can call us on 03000 200 301.

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