
The Native Woodland Model
The Native Woodland Model (NWM) predicts the potential for native woodland and montane scrub types in Upland Scotland
The NWM has been developed with the aim of predicting optimum patterns of woodland site capability over large areas without the need for ground survey. It assists with the planning of native woodland expansion either by planting or natural regeneration. Known site conditions are related to the requirements of different types of native wooodland types - those which would be expected to develop under current soil and vegetation conditions.
| Scales: | 1:50 000 scale |
| Attributes: | NVC woodland type |
| Extent: | upland Scotland only |
| Format: | vector data in ARC GIS format. |
| Cost: | £0.35 per square kilometre |
Related Books
The Potential for Native Woodland in Scotland, available from The James Hutton Institute or Scottish Natural Heritage. 2004 ISBN: 1 85397 309 4 Price £22.50
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Updated: 23 Mar 2011, Content by: GD
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