Historical and Cultural Analysis of Deer in the New Forest Landscape to support current deer management

Buyer
New Forest National Park Authority
Value
£5,000
Closes
20 November 2026
Where
Lymington, the South East
Type
Open tender

In plain English

The New Forest National Park Authority wants a historical and cultural study of how deer have shaped the New Forest landscape over time. The findings will inform stakeholder discussions and help shape the deer management strategy being developed with Natural England and the Forestry Commission.

What the buyer wants

• Produce a historical and cultural analysis of deer within the New Forest landscape. • Provide outputs that will be used to inform and support stakeholder engagement and co-design of the Protected Site Strategy and Strategic Action Plan. • Help strengthen public understanding of nature, landscape and land use through the historical context of deer.

Likely requirements

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The notice sets out no specific entry criteria, but a historical and cultural research brief of this kind is mainly suited to suppliers with proven heritage, landscape or historical research expertise, so a business without that background is unlikely to be competitive.

How to bid

This is an open tender: any eligible business can respond directly to the buyer by the deadline, with no framework membership needed.

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