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Support us
Getting your community group involved
We are working with community networks to mobilise their members to take action to protect, plant and celebrate trees.
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Policy paper
Our conservation principles and approach
A policy paper outlining the Woodland Trust’s six key principles for conservation in our own woods, when we work with others, and across all our activities.
PDF (2.67 MB)
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Research report
Planting trees to protect water on farms
Planting trees on farms can improve water quality, reduce pollution and help mitigate flooding, while also supporting production and wildlife.
PDF (1.64 MB)
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About us
Tree guards: research into plastic-free alternatives
Our bold pledge to stop using new single-use plastic tree guards on our land in 2021 put us at the forefront of the movement to eradicate plastic from planting schemes UK-wide. We’re funding research to find viable alternatives and are now moving towards sustainable tree protection in other areas.
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Trees woods and wildlife
Dark-edged bee-fly
Masquerading as a bumblebee, this agile mimic is a lover of all things nectar. Look out for it buzzing from flower to flower on warm, sunny days.
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Video
Torriano Primary School plant our free trees with author Lauren Child
Watch the school plant our free trees for schools and communities with author Lauren Child.
00:02:35
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Woodland Trust Wood
Kilcooley Wood
Bangor
4.72 ha (11.66 acres)
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Support us
Charter for Trees, Woods and People
Discover the ten principles that set out the modern day relationship between people and trees and a vision for a future where we can be stronger together.
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The National Forest Wood
National Memorial Arboretum
Staffordshire
13.68 ha (33.80 acres)
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Forestry and Land Scotland Wood
Queen Elizabeth Forest Park
Stirling
16053.70 ha (39668.69 acres)