Saturday 14th November 2020 was the first session back after the Covid restrictions,for half a dozen Thorn Wood volunteers. We successfully manage to coppice a number of hazel trees at our wonderful woodland on the outskirts of Northwich. The weather was favourable during the day, but ended...
Survey of plant species found on the banks of the pond at Haddon Wood in August 2020. The year 2020 was when coronavirus came to the UK and consequently I was confined to my house and garden for four months due to my husband’s cancer treatment....
Tree stock volunteers are helping to sort and box 20,000 trees for distribution to landowners within our Eastern Claylands treescape. Covering large parts of Essex and Suffolk, the Woodland Trust is working at landscape scale across the Eastern Claylands to protect, plant and restore trees and...
The view along the Bovey Valley Woods is a dramatic scene that makes many passers-by stop and stare. Taking time to absorb this spectacle is one of the great pleasures of Dartmoor. It is one of those iconic panoramas of the eastern moor where the...
Wednesday 25th November 2020 at 7.30pm – 9.00pm It’s always inspiring to meet up with our volunteers and hear what you’ve been up to. I’d love you all to attend our first ever virtual gathering! We will have talks from staff and volunteers, as well as a...
As the demand for new native trees rises with ambitious tree planting targets, it's becoming harder for the supply to keep up. In some parts of Scotland it's getting trickier to get hold of locally provenant trees for our planting projects, both on our own...
Thousands of people across the UK voted for their favourite trees from those that were nominated and shortlisted. Members of the public and communities had nominated special trees they feel passionately about for their cultural, heritage and ecological value. Our winner in Scotland was the Survivor...
Lockdown - the buzzword of 2020, the action that has seen communities come together but also some anti-social behaviour that has resulted from people staying at home and discovering their green spaces. While it is difficult to understand why people go into such beautiful places...
