To celebrate volunteers’ week and to say a huge thank you to our amazing volunteers, a guided walk was organised at Rutland Water nature reserve. Woodland Trust volunteers from the central region came along, the group was made up of a mixture of volunteer wardens,...
Coming up in this issue A very big "Thank You" Check out the new additions to the Whittle Library Unusual case of the month Campaigns newsletter Free Theatre Tickets Offer Thank You As Volunteers Week is here I just wanted to say a Very Big Thank You for all the hard work...
Volunteers enjoy working at Brede High Woods Our volunteers at Brede High Woods look forward to the last Sunday of each month as they meet up at the woods and spend time working together. At the end of each session, they can look around and see...
Hi Everyone! My name is Augusta Moore, but you can call me Gussy. I am the Woodland Creation Project Officer for the South East. I joined the Woodland Trust in September 2017 as a part time Administrator for the Woodland Creation Team, which developed into...
It's national Volunteers' Week and we'd like to say a big 'thank you' for your fantastic contribution to our work. By giving your time and expertise to support the Woodland Trust, you are part of a growing force of volunteers that enable us to achieve so...
Frodsham Hill Wood Once heathland crossed by sinuous path veins Now woodland in shades of verdant green. Fresh and inviting in Spring Dark and sheltered in Summer With glimpses of whirling windmills, The slow ebb and flow of estuary water And the static landmarks of Liverpool. A cool place to walk and pass...
Following on from our success at last year's show we will have a stand once again at the Irish Game Fair at Shane's Castle. We are looking for volunteers to help staff at the stand over the two day event. The show days are Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th June....
Daisy Hill needs your help! As part of this year's Big Spring Clean the Ring of Gullion Landscape Partnership and Newry, Mourne and Down District Council are teaming up to clear the oft-neglected Daisy Hill Wood of litter. But we won't be able to do it...
Woodland working group members from Canal Wood are seeing the first flower of Bluebells planted in November 2017. The planting was made possible by funding from Live Here Love Here - Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful. Canal woodland working group member, Heather Crawford applied for the...
I hope you all enjoyed the Bank Holiday! I have some personal news to share. Sadly, on 15th June, I will be leaving the Woodland Trust for a new job at the Wildlife Trusts. This obviously means I will no longer be managing the Super Campaigner...