Corporate information

For 100 years, Scotland’s national forests have provided the country with a rich source of timber.

Today, the story is one of diversification – Scotland’s forests are managed as a productive, recreational and environmental resource.

These are not competing interests. In fact, careful planning at a national and local level, involving communities and partners, is bringing together complementary objectives and helping to shape Scotland’s forests for future generations.

On these pages, you can read about our organisational priorities, our strategies, how we put them into action and how we monitor our progress. Why not begin by reading our Corporate Plan?

Corporate Plan and strategies

Corporate Plan 2019-2022

Business Plan 2020-2021

Deer management strategy
Open habitat strategy
Procurement strategy

Restocking strategy
Tourism strategy
Woodland creation strategy

Accountability

Annual reports and accounts
Corporate performance reports
Corporate expenditure reports
Biodiversity Duty 2018-20 (Word 88KB)

Business sustainability reports
People Survey
Register of interests

Statements, initiatives and agreements

Gaelic language plan
National Fraud Initiative
Framework document
Corporate parenting
Risk Management Policy and Framework

Slavery and human trafficking statement
Trade union information
Economic contribution of Scotland's national forests and land report