Morning all! We're delighted our Alliance for Scotland's Rainforest film is a finalist in the #CharityFilmAwards! to all who voted already...
Lloyds corporate volunteers recently gathered on a bright but chilly Spring morning in Birmingham to help plant 1001 trees as part of a special celebration! Birmingham has recently been designated a Queens Green Canopy City, and to celebrate Birmingham Trees for Life (BTFL) organised a tree...
We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of Green Farm in Norfolk The purchase of 119 hectares on the edge of the village of Thompson will almost double the area of land the Woodland Trust own in Norfolk. We plan to plant around 140,000 trees and...
The Woodland Trust (WT) has once again teamed up with the National Trust (NT) in an ambitious scheme to plant over 90,000 trees on the Wimpole Estate in Cambridgeshire. The WT’s central England outreach team are working with the NT to support them in the...
We’re pleased to announce that we’ve set up two brand new woodland working groups (WWGs) and have re-started a third group across the National Forest area, which covers parts of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Staffordshire. The National Forest has a unique story and the new WWG's will...
Despite the circumstances around the ongoing pandemic, the ‘Reconnecting Grantham to its Historical Landscape’ project has continued on an upward trend. The project has gone from strength to strength, rounding off 2021 in a great position meaning that 2022 has got off to a flying start. Early...
What a fortnight we had down at Hainault Forest at the tail end of last year. 2 weeks of planting events came and went in National Tree Week and all corners of the East London area came out in support. Over 10,000 trees were planted...
It’s been just over a decade since the Woodland Trust acquired the site, with the planting of 600,000 trees beginning on the bare and mostly arable land in 2009 and finishing in March 2018. We have been lucky enough to work with a fantastic team of...
Hello there, As the world continues to adapt to the challenges that the past year has brought, we have had the time to reflect on these challenges and decide how we move forward. Being forced to stop a usual way of working, however uncomfortable, allows time...
We all like to have holly & ivy around our homes at Christmas. The tradition pre-dates Christmas being used to celebrate the Roman midwinter festival of Saturnalia. Iron and Bronze Age people possibly did something similar to celebrate the passing of the shortest day and...