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Protect what you loveBroadleaf Editor
It’s been a shocker of a year, but our crisp new issue of Broadleaf brings glad tidings for Christmas – news that the nation is cheering louder than ever for trees. With the twin perils of climate change and nature degradation looming large, we’ve unveiled an ambitious pledge to get 50 million saplings taking root by 2025, every one of them guzzling carbon and giving succor to wildlife. So how will we do it?
Broadleaf’s lead feature begins to answer that question by profiling just a handful among the thousands of members and supporters who’ve helped to make 2020 a record year for community tree-planting with the Trust. They include:
It’s impossible not to be inspired – and if you’d like to do your bit, we tell you how.
Somebody else going above and beyond for nature is Laura Dunn, volunteer bat-woman extraordinaire. Laura’s spare bedroom has become a nursery for injured fliers. Read her remarkable story and find out:
Lockdown or no lockdown, the Trust has 1,000 woods full of winter wonderment, all free and ready to be explored. Our seasonal round-up suggests sylvan adventures galore, including:
You’ll find lots more surprises in our cockle-warming December edition. Discover:
All this and more in the winter edition of Broadleaf, free to members of the Woodland Trust.
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Helen Keating • 22 May 2020
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