Woodland Trust Blog
How to stop climate change: nine changes to make today
Climate change is well and truly happening and that is an inconvenient reality for all of us. Here are nine lifestyle adjustments we can all learn to make a difference.
Thank you for speaking up for natural heritage
The recent Heritage Lottery Fund consultation has had an amazing public reaction. Your views will go a long way in showing funders the importance of our natural heritage.
Can I plant flowers in my wood?
A woodland coated in wildflowers is truly magical, but what are the do's and don'ts of planting flowers in a wood?
11 must-know facts about woods and forests in the UK
Woods and forests are mysterious, beautiful and fascinating places. Read on to learn 11 amazing must-know facts about our woods and forests in the UK.
Sheffield needlessly takes axe to mature trees
Broadcaster, barrister and president of the Woodland Trust, Clive Anderson talks about his passion for trees and why Sheffield's felling of roadside trees is hard to understand.
Latest news from Wales' centenary wood
Find out what's happening at Coed Ffos Las as we mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
Where do bats live and do they use echolocation?
Today is Bat Appreciation Day, so here is everything you need to know about these fascinating flying mammals.
Why are plants important? Reasons why we need them
Plants are an essential resource; we rely on them for food, water, medicine, the air we breathe, habitat and our climate.
Trees enhance flock health and wellbeing
Whether feathered or fleeced, trees and hedges play a vital role in improving animal wellbeing and performance as well as delivering for the environment.
Foraging in April: herbs and plants to find
April is the time to look out for fresh new greens and herbs to give your food a seasonal springtime boost. Here are seven easy-to-identify edible herbs and plants to look out for.
