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Complete your application form, maps and annexes
This section tells you how to fill in your Countryside Stewardship Woodland Tree Health Application form, maps and annexes.
Step 1 – Your application form
Complete your application form on paper or electronically, as described above.
Step 2 – Your map(s)
Prepare a map for your application
We suggest you complete the annex and your map(s) alongside each other. This means you can add your capital item in the annex then immediately mark it on the map as you go along.
You need to provide a map which shows all areas of proposed capital items with your application. If your application is successful and we offer you an agreement, the map you sent with the application will become the ‘Agreement Map’ so it needs to be clear, legible and meet the standards set out in the Minimum mapping standards section. ....

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