In North West County Durham we have welcomed some new volunteers to our regular monthly session. Our winter work plan is to clear overhanging trees and branches from an adjacent housing estate and clear a fire break within this wood which was planted in year...
[caption id="attachment_23763" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Robin at Woods Mill, West Sussex - Copyright: Janet Levett[/caption] As the end of 2021 approaches and another challenging winter for us all, it’s a natural time to reflect on the past year, but also look ahead to brighter times. Whilst 2021...
Felling and extraction of 70,000 tonnes of non-native timber has started at Loch Arkaig Pine Forest near Spean Bridge in Lochaber. The mammoth effort will free remaining native trees to take back the site in one of the biggest Caledonian pinewood restorations ever attempted. [caption id="attachment_23746"...
[caption id="attachment_23742" align="alignnone" width="419"] The stunning Assynt landscape includes mountains such as Suilven. Pic by John MacPherson[/caption] The Assynt Foundation and Woodland Trust Scotland have entered a 30-year partnership to revitalise Glencanisp and Drumrunie Estates in the North-west highlands. The result will be a resilient upland landscape...
As Christmas approaches, I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your amazing support as a Woodland Trust volunteer. It's been another challenging year for us all, but your unwavering generosity and dedication has helped us on our mission to create a world where...
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...
Early November 2021 saw a new face join the Trust in the form of Nick Reed-Beale, who is now covering South Oxfordshire and parts of Surrey in his role as Site Manager in the South East region. Here we find a bit more about his...
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...
Winter Greetings! Volunteers are an invaluable part of the Coed Cadw Team. You help us work towards our vision of a UK rich in woods and trees. By maintaining well-managed woodland you are providing habitat for native species, many of which are currently facing decline e.g....
Cyfarchion y Gaeaf! Carfan hynod werthfawr o Dîm Coed Cadw yw gwirfoddolwyr. Rydych chi’n ein helpu i weithio tuag at ein gweledigaeth o wledydd Prydain llawn coedydd a choed. Drwy gynnal a chadw coetiroedd sydd wedi’u rheoli’n dda, rydych yn darparu cynefin i rywogaethau brodorol y...