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Trees: apply and view

Applications for tree work and information about protected trees.

Tree work applications

To prune or fell Tree Preservation Order or Conservation Area protected trees in the National Park you must seek consent from us. For more significant applications, applicants will be supplied with a site notice to display on their land and we will also notify neighbouring properties. In addition, where a neighbour submits an application, we will endeavour to ensure the owner or occupier of the land on which the tree stands is informed and given a chance to comment.

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Tree preservation orders

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Applications for tree work and information about protected trees.

HedgerowsIf you wish to remove a hedgerow in the New...

Submit tree work applicationTo carry out work on trees protected by a tree...

Tree preservation ordersTree Preservation Orders (TPOs) were introduced in the late 1940s...

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Nik
Gruber
Senior Tree Officer

'Our work protects special and important trees that contribute to the character of the New Forest.'

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