Tree planting stories from the Woodland Trust

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Tree planting stories

The Woodland Trust is committed to involving people from all walks of life in planting trees and woods. Millions of people have taken part in tree planting over the years - some on Trust land, others on schools premises, and, increasingly, landowners planting on their own land.

Take a look at some of people we have worked with.

Tree planting with schools

Over 1.5 million schoolchildren have so far been involved in planting trees with the Trust's "Tree For All" scheme.

Land at Elmstead, which Essex Works has worked with the Trust on to create new native woodland

Planting in the public sector and with businesses

The Woodland Trust has worked successfully with a number of partners from both the public and private sector; helping improve landscapes and quality of life for local people.

Planting successes

Read how the new Trust initiative has already led to the creation of new native woodland.

Other ways to get involved

Plant A Tree

A small act to make a big impact

Native Tree Shop

Buy native trees and have them delivered to you

Tree planting stories to inspire you. Photo: WTPL (click to enlarge)

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