Environmental Management Guidelines

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Overview

The City of London's Environmental Management Guidelines, held in two editions: the July 2025 update and the December 2021 guidelines it updates. They cover requirements for natural heritage studies, the evaluation of significant woodlands, environmentally significant areas, wetlands, wildlife habitat and valleylands, boundary delineation, ecological buffers, replacement and compensation, and environmental management and monitoring. They sit beside the City's scoping checklists and woodland appendices used with planning applications.

What it covers

Introduction
Requirements for Natural Heritage Studies
Evaluation of Significance and Ecological Function
Boundary Delineation of Natural Heritage Features and Areas
Determining Ecological Buffers
Ecological Replacement and Compensation
Environmental Management and Monitoring
Glossary of Terms
References
List of Tables
List of Figures
Preparation of Environmental Studies
Environmental Monitoring

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