Environmental and Economic Review of the TimberLINK Service

The overall aim of this evaluation project was to establish an understanding of the direct and indirect impacts of the TimberLINK service.

Environmental Impact Assessment for forestry projects application guidance

Environmental Impact Assessment Screening Opinion Request Form

Form to be completed to find out if you need consent from Scottish Forestry, under the Forestry (Environmental Impact Assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2017, to carry out your proposed forestry project. This is the PDF version of the form.

Environmental Impact Assessment Screening Opinion Request Form (word document)

Form to be completed to find out if you need consent from Scottish Forestry, under the Forestry (Environmental Impact Assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2017, to carry out your proposed forestry project. This is the word version of the form.

EqIA SF Activity Based Hybrid Working Model

Equality Impact Assessment - activity-based hybrid working model (March 2023)

Equality Impact Assessment - employee passport scheme - February 2023

Equality Impact Assessment - employee passport scheme (February 2023).

Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) Template - WOODS programme - April 2023

Equality Impact Assessment - WOODS programme (April 2023).

Equality Impact Assessment - Disciplinary Policy - May 2024

Equality Impact Assessment - Disciplinary Policy (May 2024).

Equality Impact Assessment - Improving Accessibility - August 2021

Equality Impact Assessment - Forestry Grant Scheme (August 2021).

Equality Mainstreaming Report 2021-2023

Scottish Forestry’s second Mainstreaming and Equality Outcomes Report, covering 2021-2023.

Equality Mainstreaming Reporting 2019-2021

Our Equality Mainstreaming Report for 2019 to 2021.

Estimating Arrival Numbers and Values for Informal Recreational Use of British Woodlands

This report encompasses two interlinked research projects. The first of these investigates the potential for generating transferable models for predicting visitor arrival numbers at woodland recreation sites across Great Britain. The second project sets out to estimate transferable monetary assessments of the value of such woodland visits through a meta-analysis of previous valuation studies.