Threats
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.
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.
Protecting an ancient generation of woods and trees
Threatened changes in Welsh planning could jeopardise further our few remaining ancient woods and trees. Responding to this new additional threat to ancient trees and ancient woodland is of the utmost urgency.
Campaigns update: wild encounters and an update on Raithwaite
This month, news on an ancient wood in Whitby and a couple of interesting applications with a wild side that threaten ancient woodland.
The ancient woodland and the community who fought to save it
When we heard that Frith Wood in Essex could be directly impacted by a relief road, we sprang into action.
Celebrating five years of partnership
Celebrating five years of partnership between the Woodland Trust and Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank to deliver Phase 1 of the UK National Tree Seed Project.
International Day of Forests 2018
‘Forests and sustainable cities’ is the theme for this year’s International Day of Forests on 21 March. Let's celebrate by ensuring our ancient woods and trees survive long into the future.
Campaigns update: wigwams, zip wires and eco-pods
This month we’ve seen weird and not-so wonderful threats to ancient woods, from wigwams to zip wires. Find out more about the campaigns team’s caseload.
Hereford bypass: will the council listen to local concerns?
A bypass has been proposed to the west of Hereford. Seven route options are out for consultation. We are concerned about all of them, in particular two that cut through a Woodland Trust site, full of recent planting and veteran trees.
