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- Poland
Legally binding for:
Forest managers and operators.
Biomass suppliers and users.
Emergency harvesting (for example storm damage) under specific conditions.
Small private forests may follow simplified planning regimes.
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What’s Required
Poland regulates forest management and biomass harvesting to ensure sustainable use, biodiversity protection, and alignment with climate objectives.
Key requirements include:
Forest management plans governing harvesting volumes and methods.
Protection of biodiversity and designated conservation areas.
Sustainability and traceability requirements for biomass used for energy or industrial purposes.
Important Deadlines
Continuous compliance with forest management plans.
Contractual and certification timelines for biomass users.
Current Status
In force and increasingly scrutinised due to climate and biodiversity concerns.
Penalties for Non-Compliance
Fines and harvesting bans.
Loss of subsidies or support eligibility.
Restoration obligations.
Examples of Known Violations
Harvesting beyond authorised limits.
Weak biomass traceability.
Damage to protected habitats.
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