Find out about the Trust and its work.
History, milestones, structure, estate and governance of the Trust today.
How the Trust was founded.
The Trust's beginnings in Scotland - our first wood in Scotland, Balmacaan Wood, overlooks the banks of Loch Ness at Drumnadrochit
The Trust's beginnings in Wales.
The Trust beginnings in Northern Ireland in 1996, thanks to a grant from the Millennium Commission...
A biography of Kenneth Watkins, the Trust's founder.
The Trust's history and milestones since 1972.
Milestones of the Trust in Scotland including land purchase and woodland creation
Milestones of the Trust in Northern Ireland - Kilcooley Wood in Bangor, County Down was the first community woodland acquired
Milestones of the Trust in Wales - 38 hectares of ancient woodland and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in the Snowdonia National Park, became the Trust’s first Welsh wood
Milestones of the Trust in England starting in 1973 with the purchase of Avon Woods
The Trust's aims and plan of action for protecting trees and woods.
The Trust's woodland estate across the UK.
The Trust's landholdings in England.
The Trust's landholdings in Northern Ireland.
The Trust's landholdings in Scotland.
The Trust's landholdings in Wales.
A detailed overview of the Trust's structure and governance.
How the Trust is governed by its board of trustees.
Individuals and organisations that help the Trust.
Each new member we acquire enables us to protect another half acre of woodland
The volunteers who help the Trust do its woodland work.
Volunteers are nominated for the award by Woodland Trust staff, and then a panel decides on the winners.
All about the trustees who govern the Trust.
An introduction to the Trust's employees.
Profiles for staff who work at the Trust.
A profile of the Woodland Trust's chief executive - Sue Holden.
Current job vacancies at the Trust.
Why you should work for the Trust.
The kind of career development you can expect with the Trust.
We operate in an environmentally responsible way by managing the effect we have on the environment.
We aspire to work in ways which benefit ourselves, our colleagues, and most importantly our cause.
What you should know if you're thinking of working at the Trust.
The people and organisations who work alongside the Trust.
The Trusts' projects and campaigns.
Looking for ancient trees across the UK.
Giant, gnarled ancient trees are found throughout the UK's cities and urban areas. Find out where...
Engaging 2 million people in planting 12 million trees.
Information about recording for Nature's Calendar
Which of these mammals, birds and insects eat blackberries
Helping young people spot the seasonal signs.
If you're aged 14 or under why not enter your woodland photos and win yourself a digital camera
An Ancient Woodland Inventory for Northern Ireland.
A network for woodland managers to share ideas and information.
Helping woodland owners to help protect their woods.
Engaging people with woods in West Lothian.
As part of BOWL the Woodland Trust involved 5 secondary schools in a film project to explore attitudes to the environment
A dataset of all the accessible woodland across the UK.
A project to create 200 woods across the UK to celebrate the Millennium.
The Trust's Woods on your Doorstep project in England and Wales.
The Trust's Woods on your Doorstep project in Northern Ireland.
A campaign to help people protect woods and trees under threat near them.
VisitWoods, a partnership project led by the Woodland Trust will be launched this October.
The world’s leading online resource about British trees. Explore our A-Z Tree Guide to learn about, appreciate and identify over 70 tree and shrub species found in the UK
The Trust's range of publications about trees and woods.
The Trust's email newsletter giving updates on its latest news and activities.
An archive of the Trust's previous email newsletters.
The Trust's key publications.
The Trust's membership magazine.
The Trust's annual review of its activities.
A directory of Trust woods across the UK.
A Trust publication outlining how much woodland is needed by people.
The Trust's publication outlining how much woodland is needed by nature.
Trust publications about trees and woods in the four UK countries.
The Trust's publications about trees and woods in England.
The Trust's publications about trees and woods in Scotland.
The Trust's publications about trees and woods in Wales.
The Trust's publications about trees and woods in Northern Ireland.
The Trust's volunteer speakers' scheme.
The range of talks offered by the Trust's volunteer speakers' scheme.
How to book a talk from the Trust's volunteer speakers' scheme.
How the Trust's photo-library promotes its work.
How the Trust funds its woodland work.
How grants and charitable trusts help fund the Trust's work.
How charitable trusts help fund our woodland work.
How European funding helps our woodland work.
How lottery funding helps our woodland work.
Woodland Trust projects funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund
Woodland Trust projects funded by the Big Lottery Fund
How other funding sources help our woodland work.
Details of Woodland Trust projects supported by the Northern Ireland Environment Agency
Details of the Woodland Trust's work with the Countryside Council for Wales
Details of the Woodland Trust's work with Natural England including Countdown 2010
Details of the Woodland Trust's work with Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH)
From conservation to communities - celebrating 15 years of lottery investment
How landfill tax helps fund the Trust's work.
How the Landfill Communities Fund helps our woodland work.
Woodland Trust projects supported by Biffaward, including Penguin Wood at Botany Bay and sculptures along an award winning walkers' trail at Broxbourne Woods National Nature Reserve (NNR).
Details of Woodland Trust projects supported by GrantScape, including Victory Wood and Wentwood Forest
Details of Woodland Trust projects supported by WREN
Details of Woodland Trust projects supported by SITA Trust
Details of Woodland Trust projects that were supported by CDENT
Details of Woodland Trust projects supported by the Veolia Environmental Trust
Safeguarding our natural heritage through landfill tax contributions.
Answers to the Trust's most frequently asked questions.
Most FAQs about the Trust and its activities.
Most FAQs about Trust woods and trees.
Most FAQs about tree planting.
Most FAQs about your trees and woods.
Most FAQs about trees and woods under threat.
Most FAQs about Trust activities for children and learning.
Most FAQs about woodland gifts and dedications.
Most FAQs about green issues and recycling.
The Trust's online activities, including websites and blogs.
More about the Trust's main website.
The Trust's step by step guide to Really Simple Syndication.
The Trust's privacy and cookie policy.
How to use the Trust's accessibility options.
How this website meets the Disability Discrimination Act (1995).
Volunteer testers put the new Woodland Trust website through its paces.
Trust websites for specific projects and campaigns.
How to contact the Trust.
The Trust's general enquiries department.
General enquiries about the Trust in Scotland.
General enquiries about the Trust in Wales.
General enquiries about the Trust in Northern Ireland.
A vision for the UK's future and how we aim to get there with your help.
Search for woods near you with lots to see and do.
Find woods alphabetically with this A-Z list of Woodland Trust woods.
Is there a wood near you? The Woodland Trust protects and creates woodland all over the UK - find your local wood now.
Find any of the Trust's 1,000+ woods - all free to visit - with our interactive map.
Useful tips and things to do when visiting the Trust's 1,000+ woods across the UK.
The Trust best woods for species, like bluebells, and special features, like autumn colour.
Everything you need to know about bluebells
The best Woodland Trust woods to visit for autumn colour
About the Trust's helpful Exploring Woodland Guides.
The Trust's policy on woodland access.
Tips on what to take and what to wear when visiting Trust woods.
Advice and information on getting to Trust woods.
Getting to the Trust's woods via public transport.
Finding Trust woods using your Sat Nav.
The many things to see and do when visiting Trust woods.
From blackberries to nettles, enjoy wild food with help from the Woodland Trust
Recipes and methods for creating your own wild food dishes from bushcraft and foraging expert, Heath Dawson and the Woodland Trust.
Useful health and safety advice for when visiting Trust woods.
Download details of our woods before you plan your walk.
The Woodland Trust has highlighted evidence that spring flowering is lagging behind by several weeks this year, as seen in parks gardens and woodland across the UK
Get the most from these beautiful flowers this spring. Find a bluebell wood near you
Events to help you make the most of bluebell season
What's going on in our woods - the latest events, activities and stories from the Woodland Trust
Woodland Communities Project in Warrington and Runcorn host spring bluebell walking festival
Why trees and woods matter and how they can be protected and restored.
What are woods and why do they matter?
The many different types of woodland and trees.
The definition of native woodland.
The definition of ancient woodland.
The definition of ancient semi-natural woodland.
The definition of planted ancient woodland types.
The definition of recent woods.
The definition of native trees.
The definition of introduced trees.
The definition of ancient trees.
The definition of notable trees.
The definition of veteran trees.
The many benefits of trees and woods.
The benefits of woods for wildlife.
The benefits of woods for recreation.
The benefits of woods for human health.
The benefits of woodland for learning.
The benefits of woods for the economy.
The benefits of woods for the climate.
The decline of woodland cover in the UK.
The role that trees and woods play in the carbon cycle.
Trees and carbon sequestration questions and answers, including the role of trees in fighting global warming.
How carbon is circulated and stored
Exciting new partnership to promote trees and woods on farms and in gardens, encouraging people to grow trees for food, materials and fuel.
Why and how should we protect ancient woods and ancient trees?
Why we need to protect ancient woods.
The Woodland Trust explains how we can protect ancient woods.
All UK countries now have an ancient woodland inventory - a map-based record of the location and boundaries of ancient woods. How can these be used to help protect ancient woods.
How the Woodland Trust's WUT team is working to protect woods across the UK. The new Woodwatch campaign which encourages people to look out for woods and trees under threat near them and provides them with the resources they need to protect them.
The Woodland Trust's success record in protecting ancient woods so far. The Northern Ireland Ancient Woodland Inventory, how many woods the WUT team has helped save and important policy changes.
Why we should protect ancient trees for the future.
Suggested ways to protect ancient trees.
What the Woodland Trust is doing to protect ancient trees.
The Woodland Trust's guide to Ancient Woodland
Description of the ancient woodland features
All about one sort of ancient woodland features- the old trees
All about one type of ancient woodland features- the plants
All about one type of ancient woodland feature- the soil
All about one type of ancient woodland features- the human traces
Ancient Woodland process
Step 1 of how to find ancient woodland features as part of the Woodland Trust's guide to woodland management
Landscapes often have blurred boundaries between woodland and other habitats
How to make an assessment and come up with a plan to protect ancient woodland features
Ancient woodland grants
Information about ancient woodland
General information on ancient woodland management from the Woodland Trust
Links to more information about ancient woodland
Links to more information on woodland plants
Links to more information about human traces in ancient woodland
Links to more information about old trees and ancient woodland
Links to more information on woodland soil
Downloads about ancient woodland from the Woodland Trust
Why and how we should restore woods.
How to restore planted ancient woodland sites.
Research on restoring planted ancient woodland sites.
Why do woods matter to people and people matter to woods?
The relationship between human history and woodland.
The variety of woodland wildlife.
What do we mean when we say biodiversity?
The wildlife species that frequent woods.
The trees, flowers and other plants that are found in UK woods.
The mammals that frequent UK woods.
The birds which can be found in woods.
The insects and other invertebrates that make their home in UK woods.
The reptiles and amphibians that can be found in UK woods.
Fungi and lichens and their relationship to trees and woods.
How woodland wildlife changes through the seasons.
What do woods look like in spring? The Woodland Trust tells you about woodland in spring here.
What do woods look like in summer? The Woodland Trust tells you all about woodland in summer here.
What do woods look like in autumn? The Woodland Trust tells you all about woodland in autumn here.
What does woodland look like in winter? The Woodland Trust tells you all about woodland in winter here.
The Woodland Trust is passionate about the need to increase native woodland cover in the UK
The Woodland Trust pushing woodland creation onto the political landscape
Campaigning to protect woods and trees through a range of policies and actions.
Examples of cases of woods and trees under threat we have dealt with
Quarrying threatens ancient woodland in Kent - and the antiquity of the wood is being challenged by the developers, Gallagher. Take action TODAY to protect over 30ha of this irreplaceable habitat being lost.
People acting locally to save woods and trees
Be moved and motivated to protect your local trees and woods through poetry, creative writing and songs sent to us by WoodWatchers, for WoodWatchers. Share your work with us!
A poem sent to us by Michael Frankland, inspired by the culmination of a few days' walks in his local woodland. Leaves are falling as the seasons change. Be a creative campaigner, share poems and creative work with us.
The fifth in Michael Frankland's series of poems inspired by an everyday walk through his local woods. Creative campaigning inspires people to save woods and trees from illegal felling, and damaging development plans.
Our position statements
Our specialist UK woodland focus complements broader coalitions we are part of, and enhances formal partnerships we have with others.
Motivations for tree planting
General help and advice pages
Folder to hold all general advice
Find out about the Woodland Trust range of free tree packs for schools and community groups.
Contact the Woodland Trust's woodland creation team for expert advice and support planting trees and woods.
See how the Woodland Trust is working with the NHS to plant more trees across the UK.
Support our work from just £2.75 a month.
Become a member from just £2.75 a month.
Membership of the Woodland Trust has many benefits - find out more about what you will receive.
Help children learn and discover native woodland with our Nature Detectives Club - a great way to make learning fun!
Membership of the Woodland Trust is a vital way to support our work protecting the UK's native woodland. Find out where your money goes and what we do.
Answers to some of the frequently asked questions about Woodland Trust membership.
Find out how you can give someone special a gift membership package for the Woodland Trust.
Donate to help save and create native woodland.
Find out how to dedicate trees and woodland.
Dedicate an area of woodland to someone you love from a choice of over 1000 woods around the UK.
Woodland dedication is the ideal wedding gift. It grows and matures with the marriage and provides somewhere to enjoy and escape to for years to come.
Dedicating a tree or trees is the ideal gift for any occasion.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
For just £15 you can plant a tree and help create future forests.
See how you can help create a woodland for tomorrow, today. By planting a tree with the Woodland Trust.
Find out how legacies can help save, preserve and restore native woodland.
Find out how legacies can help in the work of the Woodland Trust.
See what achievements legacies have achieved around the UK
See how legacies are helping to create new woodland around the UK.
See how Hucking Estate has benefited from legacy income.
See how Wheeldon Copse has benefited from legacy income.
Find out how legacies are helping to save what little remains of our ancient woods
See how Houndtor Wood has benefited from legacy income.
See how Beaulieu Wood has benefited from legacy income.
See how Hawkeswood in the Lake District has benefited from legacy income.
See what different sizes of legacy might achieve.
A large donation can help fund the acquisition of around 400 acres (160 hectares) of irreplaceable ancient woodland
Find out why it is important to have an up-to-date will
Find out what happens to your estate if you die without an up-to-date will
Find out how an up-to-date will could help you reduce the amount of inheritance tax or capital gains tax payable on your estate.
Find out what steps you take next if you would like to leave a legacy to the Woodland Trust.
Use this confidential on-line form to advise the Woodland Trust that you have pledged to leave us a legacy.
Find out what you need to include in your will, as well as some of the legal terms involved.
Work out what you are worth when you die.
Find out what the next steps are in drawing up your will once you have drawn up your assets and liabilities checklist
Find out what types of legacy can be left to the Woodland Trust.
Find out what the Woodland Trust's policy is regarding gifts of woodland or land, and what steps to take.
The Woodland Trust's simple explanation of the legal terms and sample wording for wills
How do I make gifts to people in my will? How do I make a gift of land Can children under 18 inherit? and many other questions and answers
Questions relating to beneficiaries of a will.
Question about codicils
Details of the Trust's registered charity number.
Question on choosing executors for a will.
Question about leaving a gift of land to the Woodland Trust
Questions about Inheritance Tax and how to reduce the amount payable.
Questions concerning marital and civil partnerships in will-making
What is the difference between a pecuniary and a residuary legacy?
Question about restricting a legacy
Question about retaining the value of a legacy and ensuring the beneficiaries receive their proper share.
Questions on wills and how it should be witnessed.
How does living overseas or having assets overseas affect the will-making process?
View past and present copies of Living Heritage
Meet the legacy team and find out how they can help you.
Pledge form enabling a gift/legacy to be made
Read about the people who have pledged to leave a legacy to the Woodland Trust.
Read about Mary Watkins, wife of the late Kenneth Watkins OBE, founder of the Woodland Trust.
Find out more about the people who pledge a legacy to the Woodland Trust
Story of someone who has left a legacy to the Woodland Trust
Find out what motivates someone to leave a legacy to the Woodland Trust
Read about pledger Roger Jefcoate and his campaigning to raise the profile of our native black poplar.
Read the personal story of a pledger who made a real difference to their local countryside.
Karen explains why she has decided to leave a gift to the Woodland Trust in her will.
Members contributions to our legacy site - poems, stories, pictures, etc.
Ancient poem which explains which woods are most suitable for burning.
Find out how to measure the height of a tree easily and safely.
Cross stitch embroidery from an elderly religious brother.
Location of our legacy woods
Contact the legacy team with your enquiry.
Find out how you can help us save and plant native woodland.
Current appeals for English regions to help save ancient woodland and create new woods
Help create the largest new native forest in England.
There are lots of ways your school can get involved in our Heartwood Forest project.
Do you enjoy walking, running, cycling, swimming or even staying silent for 24 hours have you ever thought of the Woodland Trust as the benefactor of your effort?
Heartwood Forest has already achieved unprecedented media coverage and now the Woodland Trust is giving your business the opportunity to be a part of it.
Sign up here to get involved.
Meet the team for delivering the Woodland Trust's biggest ever appeal at Heartwood Forest.
Sandridge is rich history stretching back thousands of years.
Today the UK is one of the least wooded places in Europe with less than 12% woodland cover.
We have the opportunity to create the largest new continuous native forest in England.
Answers to questions you’ve asked about Heartwood Forest.
The Environmental Statment highlights our vision for Heartwood and the process we went through to help formulate our vision.
We have a fantastic line-up of celebrity supporters who all have one thing in common - they love woods and trees!
We are delighted to announce a new name for our site near Sandridge, where we plan to create England’s largest new native forest.
The Woodland Trust is working in partnership with EssexWorks to plant new woodland in Essex.
Help us plant 86,000 trees on the outskirts of Durham at Low Burnhall
Northern Ireland Appeals - can you help?
Help us create new native woodland in Northern Ireland in the spectacular Faughan Valley near Londonderry
Current appeals in Scotland
Find out the latest developments on the Woodland Trust Scotland's latest acquistion Lang Craigs.
Otters have been known to use the burn at the bottom of the valley and ravens and buzzards soar across the mountainous terrains.
The site provides stunning views over Dumbarton, and is home to many rare plants which make some areas a site of special scientific interest.
As well as supporting iconic plants and wildlife, the new woodland at Lang Craigs will bring the countryside closer to people.
Information on the project to create a new wood at Milton in Scotland
Appeals in Wales to help the Woodland Trust raise money to save ancient woodland and create new woods.
Cwm Mynach is in a remote location of the Snowdonia National Park. The area already attracts a range of wildife.
The valley is situated in one of the most beautiful areas of the Snowdonia National Park and is located between the towns of Dolgellau and Barmouth.
The valley of Cwm Mynach has a rich and varied past. Historical remnants from the valley’s past can still be seen today.
Discover the hidden valley with this walk through the valley
Help us create a fantastic new native woodland in the Usk Valley in Wales.
How to donate to Penn Tylers 3rd Party funders
The Landfill Communities Fund is a government scheme that redirects some of the tax paid by landfill operators for burying waste to environmental projects close to where the waste is being buried.
Help protect the UK's oldest living treasures by donating to the Woodland Trust's Ancient Tree Hunt appeal
Background information on climate change and how Woodland Carbon works with the Woodland Trust.
Woodland Carbon is much more than capture and storage of carbon. It offers a range of benefits in the race to adapt to climate change over the coming decades.
The bottom line: how much Woodland Carbon costs and what the money buys.
Where to get help and advice about measuring, reducing and avoiding emissions
Our e-newsletter provides up-to-date information on the Trust's latest activities, events, campaigns, projects and promotions.
How tree planting captures and stores carbon making a difference and helps to reforest the UK.
Find out where Woodland Carbon trees have been planted this season by the Woodland Trust
Can our TREE taskforce catch the carbon criminals?
Shop online for memberships, tree and woodland dedications, plant a tree and native trees.
See how companies support our work.
The advantages of companies working with the Woodland Trust
Ways that companies can work with the Woodland Trust
Find out how companies can raise money for the Woodland Trust by creating woodland
The corporate team can create bespoke partnerships with companies to raise money for the Woodland Trust
Payroll giving allows employees to give tax free through their wages to the Woodland Trust
Adopt an ancient woodland grove, a stand of trees or a single tree with the Woodland Trust.
Become a Corporate Associate to support key campaigns of the Woodland Trust
Companies with smaller budgets can support the Woodland Trust as a Corporate Member
Companies working with the Woodland Trust
Recycle your unwanted gadgets and ink and help us plant trees
WEEE or as it’s officially know The WEEE Directive is a European directive that aims to reduce the amount of electrical waste across Europe.
Our corporate contacts and enquiry form
Story of how Woodland brand was conceived and developed
Become a major donor and help protect precious ancient woodland.
From planting trees to recycling, get involved!
Find out how you can plant trees with Tree For All
Free packs to be delivered to schools and youth groups next year
All the information about arrival dates, how they'll arrive and what to do when they do arrive
Tree planting and other events organised throughout the year
Find out where old trees are and what makes them so special with the Ancient Tree Hunt.
The search is on to find the fattest cherry tree in the UK
The Woodland Trust Scotland have teamed up with Glasgow City Council to create a Treemendous tree trail around the city. Can you find all 12 trees
Record the changing seasons on line and your results with Natures Calendar and Nature Detectives.
Recording seasonal changes for 62 years has proven very important to show how trees are responding to climate change.
Save woods and trees, and influence politicians to improve their policies
Reduce, re-use and recycle and help us plant more trees
Casualty actor Colin Wells has two important and very personal reasons to support the Woodland Trust’s 2010 Christmas Card Recycling Scheme – his children.
See if your local store has a card collection box
Check where you can recycle your Christmas cards this year
Store checker: Where you can take your cards this year
Woodland groups are working daily in our woods
Becoming a volunteer - the available opportunities and tasks.
Information on the many and varied ways that you can help the work of the Woodland Trust
The range of subjects our volunteers engage in.
Resources, publications and links
Find out about some of the volunteers who are involved with our work
Responsibilities of volunteers and our responsibilities to volunters.
Back copies of all the volunteers newsletters.
Photography competition for Woodland Trust volunteers.
Woodland Trust 2011 volunteer photography competition
Got a query about volunteering but can't find it on our website. Then please feel free to contact our volunteers' team.
Information on the volunteer photographer scheme and how to get involved
The role of a volunteer photographer
Volunteer photographer images would used for such things like Fundraising literature, Information leaflets & brochures, Newsletters and books
Do you have a good eye for an image and an enthusiasm for taking quality images of nature, wildlife & woodland?
Information on what being a volunteer speaker entails and how to take part
Our Volunteer Speakers help us to take our conservation messages out to a wide audience through giving talks to groups, clubs and societies throughout the UK.
On 28 September 2009 London based volunteer Steve Waters was awarded the accolade of "Volunteer of the Year" for 2009 by the Woodland Trust.
Find out what staff and volunteers say about volunteering at the Woodland Trust
Sign up to the Woodland Trust E-newsletter
Take part in a sponsored event to raise money to help save trees and woodland
List of events that people can enter to help raise money for the Woodland Trust
Help the Woodland Trust raise money by undertaking a challenge event or create your own fundraising event
A list of great ideas to organise your own event
A thank you from the Woodland Trust to all the people who have taken part in sponsored events to help the Trust
Staff at Penguin walked half a marathon through the Royal Parks to raise money to plant trees towards the United Nations Billion Tree campaign via the Woodland Trust
Celebrating 10 years of Woods on Your Doorstep
Find your nearest "Woods on Your Doorstep" Wood
Find out the many ways you can get involved in the 10th anniversary of the Woodland Trust's Millennium community woodland creation project - Woods on your Doorstep
Share your memories of creating your Millennium Wood and inspire other communities by telling us your story.
Find out what Woods on your Doorstep was all about, what heppened and who was involved.
The Friends of Island Pond Wood held a 10 year celebration last summer - find out what they did
Contact details
Delicious recipes with a woodland theme
Easy self-led woodland activities to keep kids and adults busy
Find out what communities think of their woods ten years after planting
Latest news stories and media information.
News releases for the English media
News releases for Northern Irish media
Woodland Trust launches new tree planting campaign More Trees, More Good in Northern Ireland
Woodland Trust's celebration event at Kilcooley Wood, Bangor as part of the 10th anniversary of the Woods on your Doorstep project
Guided woodland walk at the Woodland Trust's Burntollet Wood on 28 August
The Woodland Trust invites you to join its Ancient Tree Hunt at Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park on 26 September 2010.
News releases for the Scottish media only
As part of West Dunbartonshire Council's Green Dream Month, the Woodland Trust Scotland hosts an outdoor learning day at Lang Craigs
News releases for the Welsh media only
Nathan Sutcliffe 16 from Dolgellau, one of Wales’ climate change champions says: “My personal goal is to plant 150,000 trees across Wales. What’s yours?”
Coed Cadw takes its ‘plant more native trees’ message to Llanelwedd
Generous supporters raise over £800,000 to bring back the oak and the ash to Snowdonia’s hidden valley
News releases for business media
Sainsbury’s has today announced its intention to plant two million trees over the next five years. The supermarket made the announcement today as it launched its 2010 corporate responsibility report.
Staff from Calor Gas have taken part in a litter pick at the Woodland Trust's Piles Coppice wood
Recycling website weeebuy.co.uk launches, with a minimum of 25p from every basket going to the Woodland Trust
Learning and other fun resources for adults and kids.
Activities for children who love to play.
The best nature art competition around! Run by the Woodland Trust's nature detectives. FREE printable certificate for everyone who enters and fab prizes too.
Get help with nature projects or school homework - topics include habitats, trees, fruits and seeds, seasons, minibeasts, flowers, animals, art and story-telling.
Wildlife ID and spotter sheets, great for identifying nature spots whilst you're out and about - leaves, fruits and seeds, butterflies, minibeasts, flowers, birds, twigs and more.
Over 1,000 FREE activities, crafts, games, puzzles and more from nature detectives, the Woodland Trust's ground-breaking website and wildlife CLUB for children. Get outside, get active, have fun.
Great ideas for family fun.
The nature detectives CLUB is a great way for children to get outdoors, get active and learn about wildlife. With its ground-breaking weekly challenges, it's year-round discovery and fun!
Over 1,000 FREE activities, crafts, games, puzzles and more from nature detectives, the Woodland Trust's ground-breaking website and wildlife CLUB for children. Great at home or when you're out and about!
Take up the nature detectives BIG summer challenge - 100+ ideas and activities for your kids in the summer holidays, all FREE! Become a fan on facebook and get a download every day.
Woods are great places to play, to learn and to have fun. Children and families at the Woodland Trust's Hainault Forest, starred in BBC’s Countryfile showing what can be made from natural materials found on the forest floor.
Get a free family play pack from the Woodland Trust, with fun ideas for the whole year.
Resources for teachers in and out of the classroom.
Award scheme for schools to recognise their environmental achievements with the Woodland Trust.
KS2 learning resources for schools and teachers. Curriculum linked class activities and innovative teaching for primary schools.
KS2 learning resources for schools and teachers. Curriculum linked class activities and innovative teaching for secondry schools.
Free tree packs for your schools. Hedge or copse packs of saplings to plant in your school grounds.
Ideas for group leaders to use all year round.
Opportunity for yor youth group to order a free hedge or copse pack for planting on community land.
Lots of fun activities, puzzles, colouring sheets and games. Great outside or in!
A range of identification sheets to use outside. These are great for identifying leaves, fruits and seeds.
For a range of fun games and activities. Including crosswords and anagram challenge plus many more to choose from.
Buy membership, woodland and tree dedications, merchandise, real native trees and much more.
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