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Other Grants

 The Following links give details about other forestry related grants currently available in the region 

Big Tree Plant -The Big Tree Plant is a campaign to encourage people and communities to plant more trees in England's towns, cities and neighbourhoods. It is a partnership bringing together national tree-planting organisations and local groups working with Defra and the Forestry Commission to plant trees throughout England. For further information about opportunities, please contact Yorwoods (for the North Yorkshire area - http://www.yorwoods.org.uk/), White Rose Forest (for West Yorkshire and wider Leeds City Region area - http://www.whiteroseforest.org.uk/), South Yorkshire Forest Partnership (for South Yorkshire area - http://www.syforest.co.uk/), and the HEYwoods Partnership (for Hull and East Yorkshire areas - http://www.heywoods.org.uk/)
 

New Grant for Woodlands – Eastern Dales Woodland Restoration Programme

There are six landfill sites within the designated project area – Catterick Bridge, Leyburn, West Tanfield, Ripon, Harrogate and Skibeden (near Skipton)

Projects must:

  • Be for new planting or the restoration of native upland oak, ash or wet woodland
  • Significantly conserve, enhance or add to the understanding of the area’s natural heritage and support its economic and social well-being
  • Be accessible to the general public or be clearly visible from a public right of way
  • Be supported by the local community

You must:

  • Be able to make a contribution to the project cost – this can be cash, labour, materials or volunteer time
  • Be willing to allow our donors to visit your project if appropriate
  • Be willing to sign a fifteen year maintenance agreement for your project
  • Be able to get the landowner to give their consent for the project if you do not own the land

Applications now available from Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust.

Small Skipper (thymelicus sylvestris) on early purple orchid (Orchis mascula)