Tanlawhill Forest


The project comprises three blocks of new native broadleaf woodland with the primary function of creating a carbon store natural habitat and future shelter for deer. Net area of new woodland is 32 hectares.
The new woodlands, enclosed within new deer fences, are designed to enhance and expand the existing woodland areas on the farm. A mixture of native Scottish grown broadleaves has been be planted in line with the Ecological site (NVC) and soil surveys undertaken. The planting mixture comprises both downy and silver birch, aspen, oak, willow, alder, rowan and shrubs holly and hazel.

At a Glance: Tanlawhill Forest
Location
-
Dumfires & Galloway
Offsetting Capacity
9,290 TCO2e
Status
-
Validation Pending
Scale
-
32 Hectares
Special Features
-
Diverse native species
-
Between Ben Nevis & Loch Ness
-
Managed as a Nature Reserve
Sustainable Development Goals
-
Good Health & Wellbeing
-
Climate Action
-
Life on Land
-
Life Below Water
-
Partnerships for the Goals
Recognised Offsetting Framework
Woodland Carbon Code
Project Status
-
Validated
Recognised Offset Standards
Pending Issuance Units becoming Woodland Carbon Units




