News and In-Depth Features
- UK’s first young people’s forest to bring mass volunteering opportunity
- Neath community reach for their spades to help tackle the climate emergency!
- Number of threatened ancient woodlands tops the thousand mark
- Woodland Trust chief delivers stark warning as charity publishes emergency tree plan for the UK
- Thousands ask Prime Minister to stop and re-think HS, high speed rail plans risk devastating environmental damage.
- In response Woodland Trust say HS2 will shoot a poison arrow through the heart of the environment
- Gnats a first! Fly and fungus finds flabbergast naturalists
- 'Lost world' wildlife haven now under protection as public help raise £1 million
- University provides expertise to new flooding solutions study
- The Allerton Oak speaks! Tree urges people to show their support in last few days of European contest
- HS2 Ltd caught using pest controllers to scare birds from nesting
- Woodland Trust creates largest native wood in Northern Ireland
- Site near Bolton leading the way for study in flooding solutions
- HS2 to start digging up ancient woodland from April
- Woodland Creation In the Making
- Campaigns update: crimes against woods and trees during lockdown
- Tree of the Year 2020
- Highland osprey family welcome their first 2020 chick live online
- “Track and trace” of cows introduced in woods to boost biodiversity
- Disappointing planting figures in England still far below Government target
- Oxford to Cambridge Arc: a chance for housebuilding to support a green recovery by protecting and restoring nature
- Woodland Trust response to today’s announcement by Sheffield City Council on the halting of healthy tree felling
- HS2’s catalogue of errors like a runaway train
- Wood that inspired Roald Dahl will be destroyed by HS2 this autumn
- Vote to crown England’s Tree of the Year 2020
- Essex and Suffolk landowners urged to plant to protect the local landscape
- England's 2020 Tree of the Year winner revealed
- Once lonely rowan named Scotland’s Tree of the Year
- New research shows trees on poultry farms are providing havens for wildlife
- Britain’s reliance on cheap imports risks millions of the nation’s trees