Woodland Trust

The Woodland Trust is the UK's largest woodland conservation charity, dedicated to creating a thriving environment rich in native woods and trees for wildlife and people alike. Established in 1972, the organization has planted millions of trees and cares for over 1,000 woods, ensuring they remain open for public enjoyment and exploration. With a range of initiatives, the Woodland Trust offers free trees to schools and communities, supports landowners in tree planting, and provides valuable resources on tree care and maintenance.

The charity actively works to protect ancient woodlands from threats, restores damaged ecosystems, and engages the public through events, foraging activities, and educational resources on British flora and fauna. With a commitment to inspire a love for nature, the Woodland Trust encourages individuals to participate in nature recovery efforts across the UK. By fostering community involvement and providing practical solutions to combat climate change, the Woodland Trust aims to secure a vibrant future for the natural landscape and foster deeper connections between people and nature.