Environmental protection

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The Forestry Commission core purpose is to deliver multiple benefits by promoting the sustainable management of trees, woods and forests for the economy, for people and for the environment. Our aim is to manage deer density cost-effectively and humanely at a level which is consistent with acceptable impacts on forests and other habitats. The Forestry Commission have recently published the following document online which provides a full picture of the Forestry Commission approach to deer management and all contractors should be fully aware of the content of the this document which can be found here — http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/images/corporate/pdf/deer-management-on-scotlands-national-forest-estate.pdf In order to meet these requirements the Forestry Commission require to put in place a number of contracts for deer culling services. The Forestry Commission core purpose is to deliver multiple benefits by promoting the sustainable management of trees, woods and forests for the economy, for people and for the environment. Our aim is to manage deer density cost-effectively and humanely at a level which is consistent with acceptable impacts on forests and other habitats. The Forestry Commission have recently published the following document online which provides a full picture of the Forestry Commission approach to deer management and all contractors should be fully aware of the content of the this document which can be found here — http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/images/corporate/pdf/deer-management-on-scotlands-national-forest-estate.pdf In order to meet these requirements the Forestry Commission require to put in place a contract for deer culling services covering a range of areas within Tay Forest District. The Forestry Commission core purpose is to deliver multiple benefits by promoting the sustainable management of trees, woods and forests for the economy, for people and for the environment. Our aim is to manage deer density cost-effectively and humanely at a level which is consistent with acceptable impacts on forests and other habitats. The Forestry Commission have recently published the following document online which provides a full picture of the Forestry Commission approach to deer management and all contractors should be fully aware of the content of the this document which can be found here — http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/images/corporate/pdf/deer-management-on-scotlands-national-forest-estate.pdf In order to meet these requirements the Forestry Commission require to put in place a contract for deer culling services covering a range of areas within Tay Forest District. The Forestry Commission core purpose is to deliver multiple benefits by promoting the sustainable management of trees, woods and forests for the economy, for people and for the environment. Our aim is to manage deer density cost-effectively and humanely at a level which is consistent with acceptable impacts on forests and other habitats. The Forestry Commission have recently published the following document online which provides a full picture of the Forestry Commission approach to deer management and all contractors should be fully aware of the content of the this document which can be found here — http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/images/corporate/pdf/deer-management-on-scotlands-national-forest-estate.pdf In order to meet these requirements the Forestry Commission require to put in place a contract for deer culling services covering a range of areas within Tay Forest District. The Forestry Commission core purpose is to deliver multiple benefits by promoting the sustainable management of trees, woods and forests for the economy, for people and for the environment. Our aim is to manage deer density cost-effectively and humanely at a level which is consistent with acceptable impacts on forests and other habitats. The Forestry Commission have recently published the following document online which provides a full picture of the Forestry Commission approach to deer management and all contractors should be fully aware of the content of the this document which can be found here — http://scotland.forestry.gov.uk/images/corporate/pdf/deer-management-on-scotlands-national-forest-estate.pdf In order to meet these requirements the Forestry Commission require to put in place a contract for deer culling services covering a range of areas within Galloway Forest District.