We couldn’t do the work we do without financial support. And when you give to us, we want you to be confident we’re spending your money wisely.
Everything we do is an investment in the future, and every penny you give us will protect the woods and trees you love.
Whether it helps with the on-going costs of looking after the woods in our care or buys threatened ancient woodland, there is much your money can achieve.
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Paddock Wood, Northumberland
Your money plants new woodland for people and wildlife. Thanks to you, broad-leaved helleborines, common spotted orchids and northern marsh orchids already thrive at this young wood, planted only 20 years ago.
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Raithwaite Plantation, Whitby
A planning proposal for holiday homes no longer threatens this ancient woodland, or the bats and bullfinches that call it home. Your support funds our expert team of campaigners who oppose hundreds of cases of inappropriate development like this every year.
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Coed Felenrhyd, Snowdonia
Your support released gnarled native oaks smothered by dense conifers from their confinement, revealing this wood’s Atlantic rainforest past. The expert touch of our foresters unveils treasures like these, bringing ancient woods back from the brink.
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Skipton Castle Woods, North Yorkshire
A forgotten bridge restored, voices from the past and wheel-friendly paths – just some of the things visitors can enjoy here thanks to you. Your support means we can improve access to trees, tranquillity and wildlife for everyone, whatever their ability.
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Loch Arkaig Pine Forest, Scottish Highlands
Your support funds our team on the ground, whose work is making a difference for rare and recovering Scottish wildlife. Osprey chicks have already fledged from nest platforms put up to encourage their return to this Caledonian pine forest, all made possible by you.
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Watch the filmThe Woodland Trust is regulated by the Charity Commission and is a registered charity number 294344 in England and Wales and by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, registered charity number SC038885 in Scotland.
Our annual accounts are published on the Charity Commission website and Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.
