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Apply for a tree felling licence

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APPLY FOR A TREE FELLING LICENCE

You can apply if you are:

 * a woodland owner - individual
 * a woodland owner - organisation
 * a woodland tenant
 * an agent

Felling licences are valid for 5 years, but you may be able to apply for a
licence to cover longer-term felling activities as part of a woodland management
plan.

! Warning Felling trees without a licence, where one would have been required,
is an offence.

You may not need a felling licence if one or more exemptions apply to the
woodland.

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OTHER WAYS TO APPLY

If you cannot apply online, you can apply by post. You can request a paper form
by sending an email to fellingservice@forestrycommission.gov.uk or by writing to
us at:

Forestry Commission
620 Bristol Business Park
Bristol
BS16 1EJ
Telephone: 0300 067 4420


We will post the form to you.


BEFORE YOU START


AGENTS

You'll need to provide:

 * an agent authority form completed and signed by the woodland owner
 * confirmation of any protection covering the woodland, for example a tree
   preservation order, conservation area, site of special scientific interest
 * an estimate of the volume of timber to be generated by felling


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