RFF publications

 

E News

South East Woodland News

Past Events & Presentations

RFF Core Documents

Framework document (PDF: 3.68MB / 64 pages) 

Framework Summary (PDF: 2.8MB/4 pages)

RFF 2 years on! (PDF: 835kb/2 pages)

RFF Workplan 06-07 (PDF: 194kb/ 11 pages)

As part of the development of the framework a public consultation was undertaken:

Consultation document (PDF: 1.38MB / 36 pages)

Analysis of the responses to the consultation (PDF: 325kb / 25 pages)

RFF Information Notes

RFF 1 - Funding woodland management in South East England through sales of wood and timber (PDF: 93kb)

RFF 2 - How much are the woodlands of the South East worth? (PDF: 229kb/2 pages)

RFF 3 - England’s Most Wooded Region (PDF: 1.06MB/2 pages)

RFF 4 - The South East Plan – What’s in it for Forestry and Woodlands? (PDF:495kb/2 pages)

RFF 5 - The Contribution of the Woodland and Forest Industries to South East England (PDF:374kb)

RFF 6 - Primary Processing in the South East Region (PDF:1229kb)

Funding

Funding for Woodlands under the Rural Development Programme for England 2007-2013 (PDF:40kb/2 pages)

Making the Most of woodlands in LEADER (pdf:67kb/4 pages)

RFF Evidence Base 

Funding Woodland Managment in South East England through Wood & Timber sales (PDF: 705kb/47pgs)

Guidance

Guidance for Planners - 'Seeing the Wood for the Trees - Implementing the draft South East Plan Woodland Policy NRM5'

So you own a woodland (pdf:2.2mb/30 pages) Having your own woodland can be a very rewarding and pleasurable experience and this booklet aims to help you get the best from it. Inside, you will find a wealth of information and advice, given in a practical and accessible style.
Aimed primarily at those new to woodland ownership, the booklet
• helps you find out more about your wood
• looks at ways of caring for your wood
• shows you where to go for more help and information.

'Making the Grade' - England Launch

This publication provides details of the range of quality available from our sawn hardwood timber and highlights the special features of UK-grown hardwoods often difficult to obtain from imports. The guide also gives information on timber measurement, the properties and uses of UK hardwoods, and an illustrated technical glossary. Its English launch was in the South East in March 2006, which recognised the importance of the hardwood resource in England's most wooded region.  To view this publication "Making the Grade"