Threats
Campaigns update: HS2 review takes centre stage
We've a big focus on HS2 right now, as well as continuing to fight for all woods under threat. This month we're also meeting with MPs and taking action for climate change. Find out how you can help.
What Sheffield felling investigation means for the future
After over 5,000 trees were felled across Sheffield, an investigation was carried out. The report heavily criticised the council and its contractor.
Campaigns update: threats from planes, trains and automobiles
In London, Harrogate, Oxford and Cambridge, we continue the fight to save ancient woods and trees from damage and destruction. Find out how you can help.
Campaigns update: the latest news from HS2
We’ve seen a wave of new information from HS2 in recent weeks, including another consultation. Unfortunately, it’s not good news.
Calling for change at the lobby for climate, nature and people
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.
Campaigns update: Wales celebrates as M4 development is refused
Ancient woodland in Wales has been saved from the proposed M4 relief road thanks to huge public outcry.
Oak: the past, present and future of one of our best loved trees
The latest issue of Wood Wise tells the story of oak – its role in British culture and as a haven for wildlife, and the threats it currently faces.
How invasive non-native species threaten our woods
Invasive species have a huge impact on the environment and wildlife, are costly to the economy, and can even pose a risk to our health and way of life. Find out how you can help during Invasive Species Week 2019.
What are the effects of global warming in the UK? And how can we make a difference?
Global warming is affecting the UK. Find out the changes we are already seeing, the changes to come, and how we can fight back.
Campaigns update: challenging the Oxford-Cambridge development project
As if HS2 wasn’t enough, another huge infrastructure project is now threatening our ancient woods: the Oxford-Cambridge development project.
