We've been working with a Hampshire zoo to plant more than 7,000 trees on its farmland to benefit both its zoo animals and British wildlife. Once the eight-acre woodland begins to mature at Marwell Zoo, animals such as giraffe, okapi and bongo will enjoy a plentiful...
We’ve had a busy few weeks in Spud Wood, Oughtrington and we wanted share what we’d been up to. If you’d been to the wood recently you might have noticed that some work has been going on in addition to the coppicing and wood allotments. In...
It’s with great enthusiasm that I write my first update following the success of our ‘Investors in Volunteers’ award, a huge thanks to all our volunteers, some of who were involved in the assessment process, it’s great to know volunteering is working well, both for...
16th March was the final day of a whole week of tree planting and Rhododendron removal at Kinclaven Bluebell Wood. After a run of sunny weekdays that saw primary school children and volunteer staff from some of our corporate sponsors planting trees in the spring...
The longer days and recent sunny weather makes us hopeful Spring is round the corner and a perfect time to let you know what is happening in the South West. This will be the first of a regular update from me to you – our...
The Woodland Trust has bought spectacular Ben Shieldaig in the North-west of Scotland after a public appeal raised the purchase price of £1.6M in a little over two months. Fundraising continues with a target to raise a further £3.4M for management costs. People seem to...
Hi, I'm Juliet, one of the Woodland Trust's Super Campaigners. With other campaigning volunteers I take part in Woodland Trust campaigns and encourage other people to join in. I write posts on my Crafty Green Poet blog and share the links via Twitter and Facebook....
On Saturday 23rd March Woodland Trust volunteers joined forces with the Belfast Hills Partnership volunteers to take on the task of planting a huge number of trees at Carnmoney Hill in Newtownabbey. It was a race against the seasons getting the last of our trees...
After what felt like a long wait for FC approval, planting has finally begun on the Tring Park extension. The extension was bought in 2016, to create a buffer next to a beautiful piece of ancient woodland- Stubbings Wood. We want to create a link...
Spring has a habit of creeping up on you, the hazy blush of green around the branches gradually increasing and taking form, until one day you are surrounded by young vibrant leaves full of new life and promise. It’s a gradual process, yet as we...