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The new planning requirement for developments in England to result in a 10% biodiversity uplift offers rural landowners novel opportunities to generate diversified income streams from their land.

We see them signposted, use them, and often take them for granted. With a focus from the Government for increased public access to the Countryside - what are public rights of ways, how may one be introduced and how might you prevent their creation?

The mechanism for ensuring new woodland creation maximises grant and carbon income can be complex. It includes appropriate woodland design planning and registration with the Woodland Carbon Code, submission into the Woodland Carbon auction and the securing of a carbon contract, alongside identifying and securing the most appropriate capital grant funding for woodland establishment and maintenance.