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Partnerships
Pets at Home
A thriving partnership in its fifth year with over 6,000 acres of woodland protected, restored or created.
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The City of Edinburgh Council Wood
Warriston Cemetery
Edinburgh
6.45 ha (15.94 acres)
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East Sussex County Council Wood
The Cuckoo Trail
East Sussex
37.68 ha (93.11 acres)
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The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales Wood
Coed y Bwl
Bro Morgannwg - Vale of Glamorgan
2.27 ha (5.61 acres)
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Press centre
Woodland Trust Northern Ireland welcomes Tree Protection Bill
Woodland Trust Northern Ireland has welcomed a Private Members Bill submitted at Stormont to protect trees.
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Forestry Commission Scotland Wood
The Bin - Dunbennan Wood
Aberdeenshire
125.75 ha (310.73 acres)
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Kirklees Metropolitan Borough Council Wood
The Mountain Wood
West Yorkshire
10.52 ha (25.99 acres)
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Forestry Commission England Wood
The Marches - Croft Wood
Herefordshire
3.94 ha (9.74 acres)
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Trees woods and wildlife
Why bats need woods and trees
The UK is home to 18 species of bats, all of which are protected by law. This protection extends to their breeding and resting places. Hedgerows, tree lines and watercourses are important to the roosting, foraging and navigation needs of bats.
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Trees woods and wildlife
Elm, English
Once growing to lofty heights, the elegant English elm used to dominate the landscape. Now this ancient symbol of melancholy and death is a rare sight, having been decimated by Dutch elm disease.