Tree planting

Our environment needs to be healthy, resilient and sustainable. The Environment Bill has the scope to deliver, but must be implemented carefully.

The Emergency Tree Plan sets out how the UK can rapidly increase tree cover to help reach net zero carbon emissions and tackle wildlife declines.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has announced funding of over £484,400 for a Woodland Trust project set to revitalise the Faughan Valley landscape, on the outskirts of Derry/Londonderry.

New research has shown willow trees could be used to optimise production in lambs because it has particularly high concentrations of cobalt and zinc.

An exciting new partnership between Mid and East Antrim Borough Council and the Woodland Trust will see 56,000 native trees planted – that’s one for every household in the borough – over the next five years.

First trees planted at Neath’s new woodland as part of the Woodland Trust’s #BigClimateFightback

Plannwyd y coed cyntaf yng nghoetir newydd Castell-nedd fel rhan o brosiect #IrGadDrosYrHinsawdd gan Coed Cadw

Over 44,000 trees are winging their way to Welsh community groups as part of the Woodland Trust (Coed Cadw’s) Big Climate Fightback.

Mae dros 44,000 o goed ar eu ffordd i grwpiau cymunedol Cymru fel rhan o ymgyrch I’r Gad dros yr Hinsawdd, sy’n cael ei arwain gan Coed Cadw (Woodland Trust).

The Woodland Trust has restored what may be the finest arboretum in Wales!