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Start by understanding the basics about聽EWCO:

• what you can apply for
• who can apply and what land is eligible
• what you need to do before applying

Ready to apply?

As part of your application, you will need to:

• plan your woodland
• get consents, approvals and permissions in place
• prepare a map

You may need to complete additional forms, depending on your proposal:

• natural colonisation - fill out one for each area where you plan to let trees grow naturally聽
• common land and shared grazing - use this if your land is common land or shared grazing
• public access eligibility - use this if your scheme is outside the targeted area but you want to apply for the public access additional contribution
• biosecure procurement exception - use this if you鈥檙e not buying trees from a commercial supplier and need an exception to the biosecurity rules

You must read and agree to the EWCO grant funding agreement (terms and conditions) when applying for EWCO.

Once you have a grant agreement in place, you鈥檒l need to manage it.

Understand what you need to do as an agreement holder.

Find out how to protect your business from financial fraud.

We apply controls to guard against fraud and monitor all financial transactions for potential signs of fraud. Any circumstances where we believe there could be an attempt to gain grant funds by deception will be fully investigated.

Access links to further Forestry Commission guidance relevant to EWCO applicants and agreement holders.