What do the different ratings mean?
This hedgerow health check uses the simple information you tell us about each hedge. We look at hedgerow condition for both it's structural health and it's potential benefits to our native wildlife. For this reason we have broken the overall score down into three sores: a connectivity score, a structural score and a wildlife score. This means that when we look at the data, we will be able to see where and how improvements can be made so that our hedgerow network can best fulfil these roles.
Find out more about hedgerow Connectivity, Structure and Wildlife scoring systems.
- Which type of survey should I use?
- How do I identify the woody species?
- Do I need a landowners permission to survey a hedgerow?
- How often can I survey my Hedgerow?
- What do the different ratings mean?
- Survey guidelines
- Can I survey a hedge that has already been surveyed?
- How do I know what is the ‘start’ and ‘end’ of a hedge? They are all connected!
- How will this help hedgerows?
- What time of year is it best to survey hedges?
