
The Value of Trees in Our Changing Region provides a Strategic Framework for the future management of trees and woodlands in Yorkshire and The Humber region. It marries national priorities with local aspirations and identifies where a regional approach can add value. Above all, it demonstrates how we can help secure a more sustainable future for our region by maximising the benefits that trees and woodlands offer.
This new Delivery Plan supersedes the Outline Action Plan and describes a more comprehensive approach to the delivery of the Strategy.
The document outlines the national and international policy context within which tree and woodland issues have to be considered.
The maps seek to provide an illustration of public benefit delivery opportunities that relate directly to the eight themes and related outcomes of the consultation draft of the RFS.
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