DEFA will begin inspections on Monday
People are being urged to report storm damage within the Isle of Man's glens and plantations.
It comes after the Island was hit by two storms in the last week – Dudley and Eunice.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has advised people to stay away from the areas due to the risk of falling trees.
But, when it is safe to do so, Minister Clare Barber says her staff could use assistance from the public:
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