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Service Description: The Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme (SFGS) - encouraged the creation and management of woods and forests to provide economic, environmental and social benefits. This dataset identifies deer fences from SFGS.

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The Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme (SFGS) - encouraged the creation and management of woods and forests to provide economic, environmental and social benefits.  This dataset identifies deer fences from SFGS.

Following publication of the Scottish Executive’s Scottish Forestry Strategy 'Forests for Scotland' the opportunity was taken to review the Woodland Grant Scheme and the Farm Woodland Premium Scheme and give them a greater Scottish focus.

The Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme (SFGS) - encouraged the creation and management of woods and forests to provide economic, environmental and social benefits.

Grants were available under three main areas:

Applications for SFGS grants started in June 2003 and closed in August 2006.

Most grants for SFGS were based on a percentage of Standard Costs of agreed operations. The Standard Cost took account of the costs of labour, plants, machinery, materials and supervision to do work to the specification as set out in the SFGS Standard Costs and Specifications Booklet.

Depending upon the level of public benefit, grant payments were either at 60% or 90% of the Standard Cost. In the case of restocking, Standard Costs were mostly pitched at 75% of the new planting Standard Costs.

Grants were available for planting proposals that met one or more of the following objectives:

Details of all eligible operations are set out within the 'Applicants Booklet' available from Conservancy Offices.

SFGS OBJECTIVES

The abbreviations below list the SFGS objectives proposals are designed to meet:

Establishment grants

Stewardship Grants

Restocking grants

Felling

Other land

DEER FENCE LINES:

GRANT_TYPE DESCRIPTION

SPATIAL DATA

There are four spatial datasets associated with SFGS. These represent the scheme boundary, management plan boundaries, sub-compartment boundaries and deer fence lines within each approved SFGS scheme.

There is no non-spatial database table associated with this dataset.

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For more detailed information please see the metadata record on Scotland's SpatialData.gov.scot Metadata Portal.



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