Dear All, Happy New Year to you all. As we start 2021, we find that the lockdown restrictions have increased in most areas with most countries reinforcing the 'Stay at home' message and Wales continuing with Tier 4 guidance. Therefore, all group activity is now halted across...
It is safe to say that 2020 has been a year like no other. For me personally, it represents the first full year of having had the privilege of being the CEO of the Trust. We entered 2020 with an unprecedented interest in woods and trees,...
Our valued partners at Disney have given us up to 50 free tickets to see Disney’s Aladdin at The Prince Edward Theatre (Soho, London) on Wednesday 6th June or Wednesday 13th June at 7:30pm. The show will appeal to young and old alike so if you...
Supporting our practical conservation volunteers The Woodland Working Group Policy was launched last summer with the purpose of bringing clarity to how we work with our volunteers in our woodlands. At the foremost of our mind, as we developed the policy with Nick Hall, the Trust's Health,...
The Blackdown Hills Natural Futures Project is very excited to be working with the Woodland Trust and the People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) on dormouse monitoring in the Blackdown Hills. We are busy setting up several new sites which will be monitored for dormouse activity...
Amanda Brookes Since starting as Volunteer Development Officer for the central region in August 2017, I have been busy learning all about the Woodland Trust and how it supports its many wonderful volunteers. Viewing the Trust ‘with fresh eyes’, I am really impressed with the variety...
Free Publication Wood Wise is the Woodland Trust’s journal of woodland management. It is free to download and you can find it here http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/publications/2017/12/wood-wise-autumn-2017/ The latest issue focuses on how we can educate and inspire the environmental guardians and conservationists of the future. Many educators understand the importance...
We're thrilled to announce that together with The Community Forest Trust, we plan to create an exciting new Northern Forest that will comprise over 50 million trees over 25 years. It will stretch from Liverpool across to Hull with the M62 as its spine. This ambitious...
Summary 2017 This year has seen real growth of the speaker network. At the end of 2016 we had 50 volunteer speakers and some real geographical gaps across the UK. These included Wales, Scotland, the South West and the North East. The network has now doubled...