UNITED KINGDOM · ENGLAND · HABITATS · WOODLAND
Wood Pasture & Parkland
What this layer shows
Historic grazed parkland with open-grown veteran trees: BAP priority habitat.
Where the data comes from
ARCGIS · services.arcgis.com
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Facts shown for each feature
Main habitat · Additional habitats · Feature description · Area (ha) · Data source · Inventory version
In these presets
Woodland
Everything wooded: the Ancient Woodland Inventory and its revision, deciduous woodland, traditional orchards, wood pasture and parkland, and the National Forest Inventory. Ancient woodland is irreplaceable habitat under the NPPF, so its boundary, and whether the revised inventory moved it, is usually the first thing a client needs to know.
Heritage
The Historic England registers: scheduled monuments, listed buildings, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, World Heritage Sites and protected wreck sites. Wood pasture, parkland and traditional orchards are included because they are as often a heritage asset as an ecological one, and a designed landscape usually explains both.
Forestry
The checks behind a felling licence or a woodland creation application: ancient woodland and its revision, the National Forest Inventory, the live felling licence register, EWCO low-sensitivity land, the 1891–1914 historic woodland maps, wood pasture, deciduous priority habitat, and the statutory designations that constrain felling and planting: SSSI, SAC, SPA and Ramsar.
Other layers in this group
- Ancient Woodland Inventory (Scotland)
- Native Woodland Survey (Scotland)
- Caledonian Pinewood Inventory
- National Forest Inventory (Scotland)
- National Forest for Wales
- Traditional Orchards (Wales)
- Wood Pasture & Parkland (Wales)
- Historic Woodland 1891–1914
- Lost Historic Woodland
- Ancient Woodland
- Ancient Woodland (revised counties)
- Deciduous Woodland