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Doddington North
Doddington North is a large scale continuous cover woodland with a mix of conifers and broadleaves, located near Wooler in Northumberland.
Doddington North has a net planting area of over 250ha. It’s located near Wooler, Northumberland and was planted in 2017-18. When planted, it was the largest new forest in England for 25 years.
It is a large scale continuous cover woodland with a mix of conifers and broadleaves. The species includes a mix of Sitka Spruce, Scots Pine, and Birch, and Oak, and other broadleaf species.
The site is a source of sustainable hardwood and softwood timber. This aspect of the project is anticipated to support and engage future local enterprises. Doddington North has further benefits through providing shelter, rainwater interception, and wildlife support.
Certified under the Woodland Carbon Code, the UK’s government-backed standard for carbon-funded woodland creation.
Species mix
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Sitka Spruce
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Birch
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Scots Pine
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*Other
*Predominantly native broadleaves
Project status
Registered
Aiming for verification, but planting and verification are yet to occur.
Validated
Planted. An initial quality check has been carried out by a third party.
Verified
Meets Code standards, verified by an accredited assessor. Ongoing checks ahead.
Co-benefits
Sustainable timber
This project will produce a large amount of sustainable timber over its lifetime which will benefit the local and national economy by providing responsibly sourced timber from well-managed forests.
Habitat connectivity
This new woodland extends existing forest, creating vital corridors and safe havens for local species to move, nest, and thrive.
Public access
The site supports outdoor access, offers public access, and encouraging people to engage with nature in a tranquil, ecologically rich landscape that contributes to community wellbeing.
Improved water quality
Sections of planting located by rivers and watercourses and designed to improve water quality, prevent river heating, and support habitats
