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  • Closed consultation Environmental Impact Assessment forestry consultation for Lough Bradan Forest, Co Tyrone. ERA23/24-08

    Topics:
    • Forestry, 
    • Land and Landscapes, 
    • Forest Industry, 
    • Forestry and the environment, 
    • Forestry grants, 
    • Landscapes

    Consultation closed Consultation opened 17 January 2024, 12.44 pm and closed 18 February 2024, 11.59 pm

    Summary

    Forest Service, an Executive Agency of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is required to form an opinion under the Environmental Impact Assessment (Forestry) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006 (as amended) as to whether a deforestation project is likely to have a significant affect on the environment.
    Project reference: ERA23/24-08

    Consultation description

    Reference

    ERA23/24-08

    Project type

    Deforestation

    Location

    Lough Bradan Forest

    Grid Reference

    H 25454 71618

    Area

    20.1 hectares

    Project description

    Removal of conifer trees to enable peatland restoration.

    An opinion under the Regulations is formed taking account of the selection criteria specified in the legislation. An opinion may be ‘relevant’ if it is considered that a project is likely to have a significant effect on the environment or ‘not relevant’ if a project is considered unlikely to have a significant effect on the environment. Each project is required to comply with the UK Forestry Standard, which describes the governments’ approach to sustainable forestry.

    Ways to respond

    Consultation closed — responses are no longer being accepted.

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