About us
We create
We create wildlife-rich woods and plant native trees to benefit nature, climate and people now and in the future.
For people. For wildlife. For life.
That's why we're here.
About us
We create wildlife-rich woods and plant native trees to benefit nature, climate and people now and in the future.
About us
We fight to protect woods and trees, preventing the loss of irreplaceable habitat, nature and carbon stores for a healthier future for everyone.
About us
We bring damaged ancient woods back to life, restoring irreplaceable ecosystems to improve landscape resilience so that nature and people can thrive.
About us
We care for over 1,000 woods, keeping them open for you to explore and enjoy. We want to inspire a love for woods and trees for generations to come.
Planted
We have planted millions of trees since we began in 1972.
Saved
We have saved thousands of woods with your help since 1999.
Revived
We are bringing thousands of hectares of ancient woodland back to life.
We can't achieve our vision without you.
We only have until December to raise the funds we need to buy this incredible area of damaged ancient woodland. Please support our urgent appeal to buy Harrison Woodlands and bring it back to life.
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Mushrooms (or toadstools) are the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting bodies that certain fungi produce. Discover 9 common mushrooms you might spot in the woods.
Trees woods and wildlife
Our A-Z guide to British trees from native species to naturalised and widely planted non-natives.
Visiting woods
Our woods are free to visit and open all year round. Use our wood finder to discover one near you.
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Our top UK native trees to bring colour, interest and wildlife to your garden, including size and preferred conditions.
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Looking for eco-friendly inspiration for your favourite gardening guru or want to encourage a beginner? Our 2024 green gift guide has got you covered.
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Helen Keating • 23 May 2023
Trees woods and wildlife
Explore our species guides to the wildlife that depends on woods and trees, from plants and fungi to mammals, birds, bees and beetles.
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As autumn deepens, wildlife turns its attentions to surviving the coldest months. But where do hedgehogs and other species go in our worst weather?
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Charlie Mellor • 19 Oct 2022
Visiting woods
Help monitor the effects of climate change on wildlife near you. Your records contribute to a growing body of scientific evidence on global warming.
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Play our raffle to be in with a chance to win a cash prize - all while supporting our work for woods and trees.
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Be it a single tree or an acre of woodland with a personalised bench, your dedication will provide a long-lasting tribute that can be visited time after time – and support local wildlife too.