Having recently recruited more volunteers to the Woodland Working Group at Cefn Ila, the gang have been spurred on by the input of new energy and enthusiasm! Find out about this woods on our website - https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/woods/cefn-ila/ Our small but longstanding cohort of volunteers at Cefn Ila have...
A huge thank you to all of our volunteers who sent in information on what they do as a volunteer for us. All these were on the South West landing page at the online National volunteer conference, they are too good not to share again. Alan...
The volunteer conference in late April caused a great buzz across the Countries and Regions and we really hoped you enjoyed delving into the work that you support across the Trust. From Scotland's rainforests to quizzing the senior management team, here in the South East,...
We’ve had a fantastic reaction since launching this exciting campaign just weeks ago – kick started by a generous £750,000 grant from Biffa Award as part of the Landfill Communities Fund, a partnership with the team at Lloyds Banking Group, and support from The John...
Just in case you missed the online National Volunteer Conference, here is some of what was on the South West area A huge thank you to all of our volunteers who took part in this video. Thanks also to Paul Allen the site manager, Rachel Harries...
There is still time to book onto our talk about monkey puzzle trees! Come along and find out about this fascinating subject. A talk by David Gedye in which he tells how a story about a monkey puzzle tree, told to him when a child, led...
Spring is here in all its glory and heralded by some fantastic wildlife sightings, not least from our woodland flowers. At Earley Wood in Kent, our volunteer warden, wildlife monitor and orchid specialist, Dr Rob Lyne, has kindly documented some of the superb colors emerging...
www.stream-park.co.uk/enter For the first time in our history we are taking this popular event online and creating a one of a kind ‘virtual’ park for Woodland Trust volunteers. This aligns with our aspirations to be as inclusive and environmentally friendly as possible. This will mean no...
A group of Woodland Trust volunteers nicknamed “The Anthill Mob” have rushed to the rescue of hairy climate heroes under threat from an invasive non-native plant. Hairy wood ants boost the carbon absorption of woodland, but risk being overwhelmed by Gaultheria shallon, a garden plant that has gone...
www.stream-park.co.uk/enter For the first time in our history we are taking this popular event online and creating a one of a kind ‘virtual’ park for Woodland Trust volunteers. This aligns with our aspirations to be as inclusive and environmentally friendly as possible. This will mean no...