NF001 DORN GLYME VALLEY WOODLAND
20,000T of CO2 over 25 years
The land is located in the Cotswolds, following a valley down to a river basin, which is largely covered by a singular strip of trees. The land currently has a small number of tree clusters located in the basin and travelling uphill along field boundaries.
NF003 CANOPY COLLECTIVE
4,715T of CO2 over 25 years
The Canopy Collective Woodland is located on a stunning sheep farm with woodland 3 miles east of Waddesdon Manor. With wide open views across Buckinghamshire, the site is very exposed and slightly limited in wildlife at present as it is heavily grazed.
PRS001 BITTERLEY HYDE FARM
302T of CO2 over 25 years
The site is formerly improved pasture and was planted in 2019, creating 0.99ha of native riparian woodland and 1.57ha of mixed productive woodland. The scheme has been designed for resilience and multiple objectives, including 56% broadleaves and 44% conifers with the long-term aim of continuous cover management.
PRS002 PAYTHORNE FARM
Up to 1047T of CO2 over 25 years
Paythorne Farm Woodland Creation scheme totals 11.3 hectares with the proposed planting of 15,200 mixed native broadleaf trees. The site sits within the South Downs National Park, near Henfield in rural West Sussex. The third-generation mixed cattle and sheep farm is seeking to diversify their land use, whilst giving back to nature and reducing their carbon footprint.
PRS003 WORLDS WONDER
Up to 250T of CO2 over 25 years
The new woodland proposed at Worlds Wonder totals an area of 2.7 hectares. The new trees are a mix of native broadleaves, including wild cherry, field maple and oak. The site is near the village of North Elham in rural Kent, 10 miles south of Canterbury.
PRS004 WELLOW WOOD
Up to 713T of CO2 over 25 years
The new woodland at Wellow Wood Common totals an area of 5.28 hectares. The new trees are a mix of native broadleaves, including alder, field maple and oak. The site is near the village of Plaitford in rural Hampshire, some 15 miles between Southampton and Salisbury.
