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• Soil Erosion and Compaction Risk Groups

  A standardised framework for classifying soil into simplified groups to assess soil structure, incorporating factors like erosion risk, drainage, and organic matter content.

  • Published by: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
  • Updated: 31 July 2024

• 25 Year Environment Plan Outcome Indicator E7: Healthy soils – proposed method for a soil health indicator for England

  This report outlines a proposed method for a soil health indicator for England. It is planned that this method will be used to produce results for use against the 25 Year Environment Plan’s Outcome...

  • Published by: Joint Nature Conservation Committee
  • Updated: 31 March 2025

• 25 Year Environment Plan Outcome Indicator E7: Healthy soils – Progress report

  Healthy soils are critical for the delivery of ecosystem services such as food production, water regulation, biodiversity support, and carbon storage. Maintaining soil health is crucial for soils...

  • Published by: Joint Nature Conservation Committee
  • Updated: 31 March 2024

• England Peat Map Peaty Soil Extent

  These layers map the extent of peaty soil, i.e. where it occurs and the probability of its occurrence according to the models.

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Peaty Soil Depth

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Vegetation and Land Cover on Peaty Soil

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• Soil moisture data for four sites from a study of the impact of woodland on water resources (TADPOLE project, Clipstone)

  In 1996 concerns were raised, in the Environment Select Committee’s first report on water conservation and supply, that the government’s ambition to double woodland cover in England could...

  • Published by: Forestry Commission
  • Updated: 3 December 2015

• EWCO - Water Quality

  Spatial data supporting appropriately located and designed woodland creation to help reduce pollutants through land use change that reduces fertilizer application or by creating woodland that...

  • Published by: Forestry Commission
  • Updated: 13 January 2023

• Various water quality parameters covering a pre and post-planting regime (Halladale study 1995-2010)

  Our study was driven by concerns that afforesting the headwaters of the Upper Halladale River in North Scotland would affect water quality and the local salmon fishery. The main issue was the...

  • Published by: Forestry Commission

• Provisional Agricultural Land Classification (ALC)

  Provisional Agricultural Land Classification Grade. Agricultural land classified into five grades. Grade one is best quality and grade five is poorest quality. A number of consistent criteria used...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 15 February 2019

• England Peat Map Upland Peat Erosion and Drainage Features – Gullies

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map - Collated Partner data

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Upland Peat Erosion and Drainage Features – Grip Dams

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map – Field Survey data

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Upland Peat Erosion and Drainage Features – Grips

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Upland Peat Erosion and Drainage Features – Bare Peat

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• England Peat Map Upland Peat Erosion and Drainage Features – Haggs

  The England Peat Map is a map of England's peaty soils. It models the extent, depth, and condition of our peat including vegetation and upland peat erosion & drainage features (grips, gullies, bare...

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 5 May 2025

• Spatial Prioritisation of Abatement of Carbon Emissions from Land Use 2023 (England)

  This layer will help you identify some of the strategic opportunities in your area for positive change and work out plans with land managers to enhance carbon, whatever the current land use....

  • Published by: Natural England
  • Updated: 15 May 2025

• National Forest Trial (Barton 1999)

  A series of species trials were set up to investigate the establishment and early growth (up to 14 years old) of 44 native and non-native tree species on a variety of different site types in...

  • Published by: Forestry Commission
  • Updated: 12 May 2016