After your application is approved
You will receive a formal contract from the Trust agreeing to provide funding according to certain terms and conditions. This contract should be signed and returned to the Director and a copy kept by you for reference.
Typically these conditions will include:-
- A schedule of reporting dates tied to release of payment dates
- A requirement to acknowledge the Trust's support in all published articles relating to the project
- A commitment to publish articles summarising the outcomes of the project in practical terms
- A requirement to provide appropriate photo's and text for use in the Trust's Annual Report or website as appropriate
Submission of progress reports
Your contract will detail the timings of when progress reports are due. These dates are critical and are there to tie in with the Trust's scheduled business meetings. Should a progress report be submitted after the due date without very good reason, it will be deferred to the next available meeting date, without exception.
Content of progress reports
Each project is different and there is no set length or format for individual progress reports. However, a section must be included in the report which
- summarises the original aims and objectives of the project;
- describes the achievement towards those aims and objectives in the reporting period;
- highlights the remaining tasks to be done before the close of the project and
- indicates whether there have been any material changes in resourcing (staff or budget) within the project in the reporting period.
All reports should be sent to the Director.
Timings for report submissions are contained within your contract and specific dates for the submission of reports are the same as for new applications and will be notified on the website from time to time.
Highlighted Projects
- Biodiversity training for communities 2013-2014
- Can ecological restoration help build sustainable communities? 2013-2016
- How environment and gene flow shape adaptation in Scots pine 2013-2016
- Research for Preparation of Book: 2013-2014
- Advanced Assessment of Minor G.B. Conifer species 2012-2015
- Alternative Silvicultural Systems - study of adoption and development of case-studies 2012-2013
- Improving the production of local origin Aspen in Scotland 2012-2015
- Soil Carbon, Farm Woodlands, and the Woodland Carbon Code 2012-2014
- A palaeoecological investigation of Tilia cordata in Skelghyll and Common Woods Cumbria 2011-2012
- Susceptibility of Scots and Lodgepole pine provenances to Red Band Needle Blight caused by Dothistroma septosporum 2011-2015
- Approaches to the retention of timber potential when restoring or enhancing PAWS sites 2011
- Continuous Cover Forestry at Glentress 2009-2012
- Sitka Spruce Segregation and Cutting 2008-2012
- Testing the Adaptive Significance of Seed Zones in Scots Pine 2007-2010
- Determining the genetic heritability of wood properties of Sitka spruce critical to timber strength 2006-2009
- Adaptation of Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) to Climate Change 2006-2012
