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Woodland Trust

​The Woodland Trust is urging schools and communities to join the fight against climate change and nature loss by taking advantage of its latest tree-pack giveaway.

Claim free trees to help fight climate change

Andy Bond of the Woodland Trust at Banovallum Carr woods.
Andy Bond of the Woodland Trust at Banovallum Carr woods.

New quarries would cause ‘irreversible damage’ to woods, warns charity

Youngsters enjoying Wolds Wildlife Park's summer fair.
Youngsters enjoying Wolds Wildlife Park's summer fair.

Wildlife park's summer fundraiser a big success

Wild crafts at Stourton estates during the Wolds Outdoor Festival.
Wild crafts at Stourton estates during the Wolds Outdoor Festival.

Outdoor Festival Activity Day this Saturday

Alex Rutherford-Doak from the Woodland Trust planting trees at the Woolpack Inn, Louth. EMN-220317-101422001
Alex Rutherford-Doak from the Woodland Trust planting trees at the Woolpack Inn, Louth. EMN-220317-101422001

Pub branches out to plant six new trees

Call for more trees to tackle the climate crisis; here's how we can all help

Off limits. Town councillors are coming up with a plan after it was discovered the new nature area created from a disused corner of Sleaford cemetery is contaminated with old asbestos particles. EMN-210923-145913001
Off limits. Town councillors are coming up with a plan after it was discovered the new nature area created from a disused corner of Sleaford cemetery is contaminated with old asbestos particles. EMN-210923-145913001

Asbestos concerns at new woodland area

The LBKA has said people can help bees by planting pollen and nectar rich flowers in their gardens.
The LBKA has said people can help bees by planting pollen and nectar rich flowers in their gardens.

What's the buzz? Here's to help bees this summer

Plastic Free Horncastle says it is never too early to learn
Plastic Free Horncastle says it is never too early to learn

Environmental group to host first Eco Hub

TCV volunteers check on recently planted trees off Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe (Picture: Kayley Rankin)
TCV volunteers check on recently planted trees off Collinson Avenue, Scunthorpe (Picture: Kayley Rankin)

Call for tree-loving volunteers

According to the report, only seven per cent of UK native woodland is in good ecological condition (Photo: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
According to the report, only seven per cent of UK native woodland is in good ecological condition (Photo: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

Why UK woodlands and trees are ‘approaching crisis point’