WildDeerBestPractice_Scot
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2024 WHIALite Programme
As part of The Wild Deer Best Practice guidance collection, WDBP Steering Group partners, NatureScot and Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) developed a simplified methodology for assessing the impacts of grazing herbivores on woodland habitat.
Known as ‘WHIA Lite’ this method has been developed to stand separately to the full Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIA) methodology found in the woodland grazing toolbox on the Scottish Forestry website.
(Please note the this methodology is not suitable for Scottish Forestry grant support nor Protected Site assessment – the full WHIA methodology would be required in these instances.)
We are running a series of workshops across Scotland this Spring to train Practitioners in its use.
Ideal for those interested in carrying out their own site assessments relating to herbivore damage i.e. Deer Managers, GameKeepers, Land Managers, Estate Staff
During these training workshops we will cover the basics of undertaking this monitoring method, of which we have the following guides available:
Methodology Sheet - LinkedIn
Record Sheet - LinkedIn
If you would like to learn how to assess the habitat impact of grazing herbivores in woodland areas then the WHIALite methodology will be of interest to you.
23rd April – Keith (Little Knockbog) Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Keith
24th April - Galashiels Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Galashiels
25th April - Lockerbie Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Nr Lockerbie
25th April – Glasdrum NNR, Appin Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Appin
7th May - Taynish NNR, Knapdale Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Taynish NNR
15th May – Beinn Eighe Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Beinn Eighe NNR
21st May – Aviemore LinkedIn
Although these events are FREE we do require places to be booked so we can keep track of numbers.
Thank you Admin for allowing the post.
As part of The Wild Deer Best Practice guidance collection, WDBP Steering Group partners, NatureScot and Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) developed a simplified methodology for assessing the impacts of grazing herbivores on woodland habitat.
Known as ‘WHIA Lite’ this method has been developed to stand separately to the full Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIA) methodology found in the woodland grazing toolbox on the Scottish Forestry website.
(Please note the this methodology is not suitable for Scottish Forestry grant support nor Protected Site assessment – the full WHIA methodology would be required in these instances.)
We are running a series of workshops across Scotland this Spring to train Practitioners in its use.
Ideal for those interested in carrying out their own site assessments relating to herbivore damage i.e. Deer Managers, GameKeepers, Land Managers, Estate Staff
During these training workshops we will cover the basics of undertaking this monitoring method, of which we have the following guides available:
Methodology Sheet - LinkedIn
Record Sheet - LinkedIn
If you would like to learn how to assess the habitat impact of grazing herbivores in woodland areas then the WHIALite methodology will be of interest to you.
23rd April – Keith (Little Knockbog) Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Keith 24th April - Galashiels Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Galashiels 25th April - Lockerbie Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Nr Lockerbie 25th April – Glasdrum NNR, Appin Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Appin 7th May - Taynish NNR, Knapdale Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Taynish NNR 15th May – Beinn Eighe Woodland Habitat Impact Assessment (WHIALite) Workshop - Beinn Eighe NNR 21st May – Aviemore LinkedIn Although these events are FREE we do require places to be booked so we can keep track of numbers.
Thank you Admin for allowing the post.
