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Countryside Stewardship Woodland Boundary

Summary

Countryside Stewardship (CS) was launched in 2015 and is a Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE) grant scheme. It will contribute around £900 million over six years to help farmers and woodland managers look after the environment. Woodland is one of the scheme’s priorities and funding is available to: - create new woodland - support the preparation of management plans - address tree health issues - improve existing woodlands This dataset contains the scheme or case boundaries that make up the CS applications approved by the Forestry Commission for the 2015 application window. The data was recorded within the same system as the predecessor to CS, the English Woodland Grant Scheme (EWGS). Therefore the structure of the data is very similar to that available for EWGS. Further information can be found online here: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/countryside-stewardship-woodland-support There are two spatial datasets associated with the 2015 intake of CS. These represent the Case Boundary - this dataset - and the Sub-compartments that are encapsulated by a case boundary. Sub-compartments are available as a separate dataset and contain more detail about the grant activity associated with each case. CS 2015 sub-compartments vs case boundaries: Sub-compartments are the smallest mapped unit of grant aided area under the 2015 intake of CS. Sub-compartments are aggregated up to Case Boundaries, and these boundaries are subsequently used to describe the overall extent of the 2015 CS case. A single case represents one application from an applicant for grant aid, and there may be a number of different grant types contained within a single case. All boundaries for cases that have been approved (and were not subsequently withdrawn without payment) from the inception of the CS are contained in this dataset. Attributes: CaseRef = EWGS Case unique identifier PropName = The case name FSArea = The Forestry Commission Area who dealt with the case CaseType = The case type DateApprv = The date the case was approved by the Forestry Commission CurrStat = The status of the case at the time the data was created AreaHa = Area in hectares of the case

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Use limitation statement

There are no public access constraints to this data. Use of this data is subject to the licence identified.

Licence

Contains Forestry Commission information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Attribution statement

Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] [year].

Technical information

Update frequency

quarterly

Lineage

CS 2015 data is captured to Ordnance Survey MasterMap and the Rural Land Register where appropriate and possible.

Spatial information

Geographic extent

  • Latitude from: 49.943 to 55.816
  • Longitude from: -6.236 to 2.072
Metadata information

Language

English

Metadata identifier

a07ce015-39dc-475d-b4ad-7e6e0d0b0608


Published by

Forestry Commission


Dataset reference dates

Creation date

31 March 2016

Revision date

31 March 2016

Publication date

N/A

Period

  • From: 01 April 2005
  • To: 31 March 2016

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