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FORESTRY vol 16(1)

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FORESTRY vol 16(1)

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About this title—authors, overview

Commentary

1 Scope of title

2 Forestry legislation

3 Commissioners

4 Powers and duties of the appropriate forestry authority

5 Ministerial supervision

6 General—environmental measures

7 Sites of special scientific interest

8 Birds Directive and Habitats Directive

9 Local nature reserves

10 Species protection and licensing requirements

11 Management agreements

12 Environmentally sensitive areas

13 Environmental schemes

14 Statutory protection of hedgerows

15 General powers of local planning authority to plant trees

16 National parks

17 National nature reserves

18 Areas of outstanding natural beauty

19 Touring, recreational and sporting facilities on forestry land

20 Ancient monuments and archaeological areas

21 Town and country planning and trees

22 Agreements regulating development or use of land

23 Tree preservation orders

24 Conservation areas

25 Access to public footpaths and bridleways

26.1 Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000

26.2 Maps

26.3 Liability of owners pursuant to the right of access

26.4 Exclusion of access from access land

26.5 Statutory dedication of land as ‘access land’

26.6 Other statutory provisions for access

27 Access to Forestry Commission land

28 Land for the appropriate forestry authority

29 Leases for forestry

30 Financial assistance

31 Assessment of environmental impact

32 General principles—trees and timber

33 Felling and restocking

34 Exceptions to requirement for felling licence

35.1 General—application for a felling licence

35.2 Tree preservation orders

35.3 Conservation areas

36 Review of the refusal or conditions of a licence

37 Compensation on refusal of a licence

38 Felling directions

39 Review of felling directions and other courses open to a person adversely affected

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