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ECCLESALL WOODS GREEN FLAG AND GREE
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LIST OF ACTIONS BASED UPON JUDGES F
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Marketing Strategy Overall manageme
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Sustainability Conservation and Her
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ECCLESALL WOODS MANAGEMENT PLAN 200
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1.6 Marketing 46 SECTION 2: VISION
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FOREWORD Previous plans The site is
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products and services, a base for e
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The Friends of Ecclesall Woods are
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• To provide a framework for Shef
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idleway from Limb Lane is followed
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• Storing of coppice. 'Falls' of
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• A probable field system present
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1.2.4 Buildings and other facilitie
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(ii) Evaluation of the current recr
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study. Realising the vision will be
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Based on the above, the following k
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(b) Topography From a height of aro
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(a) Fungi Priority Type Species Hab
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Overall, the epiphytic lichen flora
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1.3.3 Silvicultural assessment, eva
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standing and fallen deadwood resour
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1.4. Health and Safety Policies, Pr
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Dogs • Policies Dog walkers are s
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South Yorkshire Forest Partnership
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SECTION 2: VISION The following vis
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Some limited scrub control will be
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archaeological feature are being fe
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The trees chosen will generally be
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• To review the current interpret
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Grassland Management (8) Mow amenit
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All Year/TW/Highway Services (7) Un
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Archaeology and historic interest (
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YEAR 4 Recreation and Access (1) Re
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4.3 Recurring annual management tas
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Proposed Activity Year 1 Year 2 Yea
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• Section 106 monies The woodland
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Health and Safety The safety of tre
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APPENDIX 1 Detailed Compartment Des
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standards management was re-introdu
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The shrub layer contains frequent H
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Sub-Compartment 116k - 9.1 ha Chara
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Page 103 and 104: Bibliography Baker, A.J. and Rother
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Page 111 and 112: PARKS & COUNTRYSIDE SERVICE EVENTS
Page 113 and 114: Introduction The purpose of this do
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