Native woodland of scotland survey (stirling council) scottish forestry - open data Edit

The Native Woodland Survey of Scotland (NWSS) identified and mapped the location, extent, type and condition of all of Scotland's native woodlands. Launched in 2014, it was the first authoritative inventory of our native woods, and created a baseline for future monitoring of change.

The total area of native woods surveyed was 311,153 hectares (ha) which was 22.5% of woodlands or 4% of the Scottish land area.

There were also 13,383 ha of nearly-native woods (those with 40 to 50% native species in the canopy).

The most widespread threat to the condition of native woods is excessive herbivore impact, largely due to deer. Threats from non-native tree species and invasive non-native shrub species (especially rhododendron) are locally important.

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License	UK Open Government Licence v3.0
Category	Council and Government, Food and Environment, Housing and Estates, Parks / Recreation
Maintainer	Stirling Council
Date Created	2023-03-30
Date Updated	2023-03-30
Original dataset link	https://data-stirling-council.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/stirling-council::native-woodland-of-scotland-survey-stirling-council-scottish-forestry-open-data