One verifiable identity for a woodland — or for you as a member. The card is a projection of the record: pass number, owner, area, pathway and verification badges, all readable at a glance and provable by scan.
Evidence-backed badges
Every badge is derived from records already held — never decoration.
Scan to verify
The QR code opens a public verification page for the pass number.
Print and NFC ready
Designed to be printed, carried and tapped in the field.
MyForestPass
Woodland passport
Co. Wicklow, Ireland
MFP-WD-3F2A-91C4
Scan to verify
Illustrative sample card. A MyForestPass card records what this platform holds — it is not a certification or statement of regulatory compliance.
Every woodland, stand, visit, plan and marked tree is held in a single versioned, auditable record — the digital passport that follows the forest through its life. Each capability below is live in the platform.
Site capability scored from six research factors, with the reasoning behind every score shown in full.
One durable, versioned record per woodland and stand — area, species, structure, files and history.
Versioned plans with objectives, interventions, approval workflow and evidence citations.
Offline-first field capture, basal-area calculations, expert review and sign-off.
Marking exercises compared against expert benchmarks, with attempts retained for the record.
Role-based permissions, immutable audit logging and model governance across every record.
Grounded drafting and summarisation over your own stand data — never a substitute for judgement.
The items below describe planned development. They are not part of the current release, are not accessible in the platform today, and no delivery date is committed.
Habitat, deadwood and species observations held against the same woodland spine.
Natural regeneration and stocking tracked visit by visit through the woodland lifecycle.
Structured field evidence extended into carbon and compliance reporting outputs.
Each woodland records a primary management pathway. Continuous Cover Forestry is the only pathway with working functionality; the remaining pathways are roadmap intent, selectable as a label only.
CCFPI combines terrain, soil and exposure variables into a single, explainable index for Irish Sitka spruce plantations. Each factor is standardised, weighted and reported separately so the reasoning behind a score can be inspected rather than assumed.
Ground gradient governs extraction feasibility and soil disturbance risk during repeated interventions.
Effective rooting depth determines anchorage in stems retained after canopy opening.
Nutrient status drives the vigour of natural regeneration beneath a partial canopy.
Texture controls aeration, drainage and trafficability across the working year.
Windthrow hazard is the dominant limit on canopy opening in Irish plantation forests.
Orientation shapes shelter and the light regime available to establishing regeneration.
Record the stand, county, area, species and planting year.
Trace the parcel on the Ireland map or upload an existing boundary file.
Inspect the six CCFPI factors resolved for the parcel, with source and resolution.
Score, class, factor contributions, lowest-scoring factor and interpretation.
42.8 ha Sitka spruce, planted 1994.
Sample Sitka spruce stands scored on a common basis. All values are demonstration data.
| Stand | County | Area | CCFPI | Wind exposure | Soil constraint | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ballinastoe Upper | Wicklow | 42.8 ha | 78 | Moderate | Low | Assessed |
| Coolgreany Block B | Wexford | 63.4 ha | 84 | Low | Low | Assessed |
| Ballyhoura South | Cork | 118.2 ha | 61 | Moderate | Moderate | In review |
| Slieve Bloom North | Laois | 74.1 ha | 69 | Moderate | Moderate | Draft |
| Derrybrien West | Galway | 87.6 ha | 34 | Severe | High | Assessed |
| Glenveagh Fringe | Donegal | 56.9 ha | 28 | Severe | High | Assessed |
The scientific framework inside the CCF module: spatial decision support for assessing the transition potential of Irish Sitka spruce plantations to Continuous Cover Forestry.
CCFPI was developed through original Irish forestry and GIS research using spatial multi-criteria and fuzzy suitability analysis. The platform operationalises that model so the same reasoning can be applied consistently to any Irish Sitka spruce stand.
Explore the researchCCFPI Ireland provides indicative spatial decision support. It does not replace field assessment, professional forestry advice, regulatory approval or statutory environmental assessment.