ACT NOW - HS2 rail link
Right now, the biggest single threat from development to ancient woodland is the HS2 rail project. Up and down the country ancient woods and trees fac...
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What we're doing right now
Campaigning with the Woodland Trust allows you to join together with others to be the voice for woods and trees. Collectively, we’re a force that people in power can't ignore.
There are lots of ways you can get involved, locally and nationally and we have the tools to help you make a difference in your community and beyond.
Our current campaigns
Save Scotland’s native woods
The Scottish Government is inviting everyone in Scotland to help write the next national policy for forestry, woodland and trees.
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ACT NOW - A Harvest for Future Generations – Agroforestry in Wales
Agroforestry can lead to more diverse, productive and sustainable harvests, simultaneously making a lasting, positive impact on wildlife, the local e...
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ACT NOW - Celebrate and protect the UK's Very Important Trees
The UK’s Trees of Special National Interest have shared a unique bond with people, nature and the landscape for centuries. Imagine the stories they co...
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ACT NOW - Local Development Plans in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland deserves a productive, resilient landscape and everyone should be able to relax in beautiful, natural places. Trees and woods help pr...
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Help us save Coed Wern from destruction
Ancient woodland is under threat from a holiday park proposal in Glasinfryn, near Bangor.
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Our work with Greener UK
We’re in the midst of huge political change as the UK prepares to leave the EU.
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Our work with The Climate Coalition
We are a member of The Climate Coalition, a group of over a hundred organisations dedicated to limiting the impact of climate change on the people, pl...
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APPG on Ancient Woodland and Veteran Trees
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Ancient Woodland and Veteran Trees meets several times a year to discuss ancient woods and trees.
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