Blog - Woodland Trust

Update: We're recruiting for a new CEO

by Baroness Barbara Young, Chairman of the Woodland Trust on 16 July 2019

Following on from the announcement that Beccy Speight will be leaving us as chief executive, we are now recruiting for a new CEO.

by George Anderson, PR & Communications Officer - Scotland on 15 July 2019

New footage has revealed this year’s osprey chicks survived two close shaves with a tenacious pine marten while still in their eggs.

by Emilie Bonnevay, Public Enquiries Officer on 15 July 2019

Beech is one of our most popular trees. Here are our tips on how to identify them, why some may look a little different and other interesting facts.

by Rachel Hoskins, Content Editor on 12 July 2019

Follow our easy guide to DIY your own butterfly house! It doesn't take long and supports your local pollinators.

by James Martin, Content Editor on 07 July 2019

The UK's hedgehogs are in serious decline. Learn how you can help by providing food.

by George Anderson, PR & Communications Officer - Scotland on 05 July 2019

Our two osprey chicks at Loch Arkaig - the stars of our live osprey cam - have been ringed, and now we're looking for names.

by Naomi Tilley, Assistant Campaigner – Policy and Advocacy on 05 July 2019

We’ve seen a wave of new information from HS2 in recent weeks, including another consultation. Unfortunately, it’s not good news.

by Arina Nagy-Vizitiu, Public Affairs Officer - Scotland on 04 July 2019

The future is looking brighter for Scotland’s woods after an amendment to the Planning Bill was passed on 20 June.

by Helen Keating, Content Manager on 03 July 2019

Here are our top six wild edible plants to look out for in July with tips on what to look for and how to cook and eat them.

by Naomi Tilley, Assistant Campaigner – Policy and Advocacy on 02 July 2019

On 26 June, hundreds of our supporters joined us in Westminster at a mass lobby to demand action on climate change and strong environmental laws.