Our fabulous volunteers from Portmoak Community Woods in Scotland have been keeping each other up to date with their recent wildlife spots whilst out exercising...
Watching butterflies flutter about in the sunshine is one of life’s pleasures, but you might have noticed there are fewer around these days. The UK has 59 different types of butterfly. But sadly populations have declined recently due to loss of their habitat, pollution and changing...
We're all going to be spending a lot more time at home in the coming weeks and months due to the coronavirus crisis. With schools now closed, we know many families are looking for ideas to keep children entertained. To help, we've pulled together some...
Did you know the Woodland Trust made Podcasts? You may not be able to get out but we can help bring the outdoors to you. For the latest episode, a very wet and windy day was brightened by a hidden gem just 13 miles from central...
Hygiene in the woods has always been important and with the rise of COVID-19 it is especially important to ensure hands are washed before eating, drinking, smoking or touching your face. As well as viruses like Coronavirus there is always a risk of Zoonotic Infections in...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the Central region...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the South East of England region...
Meet your National Volunteer Panel representative from Wales: Brian Palmer I am very lucky to be based in Llandderfel, near Bala in North Wales, just on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, and have lived here for 7 years. I was a civil engineer and then...
Meet your National Volunteer Panel members from the South West of England...
Meet the National Volunteer Panel members from the North of England region...