[Archive] The plan of operations (metric)
Lead Author: Forestry Commission
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Lead Author: Forestry Commission
With the general introduction of metric measurements in the dedicated and approved woodlands schemes with effect from October, 1971, the opportunity has been taken to re-examine the form of the standard Plan of Operations. This study has been carried out by the Forestry Commission in close consultation with the Timber Growers Organisation and the Scottish Woodland Owners Association. This Booklet, which takes the place of Booklet 7, has been prepared primarily for the guidance of landowners who have already brought, or who wish to bring, their woodlands into the Dedication or the Approved Woodland Schemes of the Forestry Commission.
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