You are cordially invited to the first volunteer network event of 2020, which is taking place at beautiful Belton House, Lincolnshire. This is on Saturday 7th March and we’d love to see you there! Once again we have an exciting agenda, please see this below. In the...
We’ve been busy organising network events and training sessions for Woodland Trust volunteers. This is based on feedback that you’ve given us at previous events and we’d welcome suggestions for future training sessions and events so please get in touch at any time! Keep an...
Last month we said our temporary goodbyes to Alissa Wilson who is our Site Manager for Surrey and West Kent as she went on maternity leave. We wish Alissa all the very best for her pending new arrival. The team is delighted to announce that...
We are very lucky in the South West as there are currently over 500 volunteer roles undertaken in the South West alone across 22 specific roles covering a range of activities. Too many to mention here but here is a taster We have site based volunteers...
We are pleased to announce that all of our training courses for volunteers in our North and Central regions are now available to book Booking is essential for all courses, and places are available on a first come first served basis. To book your place, please...
We are pleased to announce that all of our volunteer gatherings for North England for 2020 are now available to book. These are a fantastic opportunity to link up with the work of the Woodland Trust in your area, meet up with other volunteers and get...
A team of 16 scouts from Consett supported the Woodland Trust on a cold and snowy December day at our Four Lane Ends Wood and Castle Hill Wood locations in North West Durham. Located near to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty means that...
Drystone experience at Castle Hill Wood. 18th December 2019 was a frosty but dry day on the hilltop location overlooking the lovely Derwent Valley in County Durham. Under the guidance of Peter our trainer for the day, the Castle Hill Wood volunteers focused on the repair...
On 3 and 4 December, 70 Fever-Tree staff worked hard to plant 1,500 trees in the South Downs. The landowner, also the co-founder of Fever-Tree, recently purchased a large farming estate in the heart of the South Downs National Park, which is in our Treescape area. The South...
Hello Supers We are nearly there, not only the end of the year but also the end of the decade. What a time it’s been! The conversation around the need for trees and woodland has changed dramatically in recent years. This month alone we saw politicians make tree...