The Latest Breaking News from The Woodland Trust

Single-use grills are ‘the worst form of litter’, says the boss of Keep Britain Tidy, whose own young son was badly burned by one left on a beach. They’re also a terrible way to cook. Should shops stop selling them?

A groundbreaking tree-planting programme is uniting farmers and rewilders, as portions of common ground in the Yorkshire Dales national park are being restored to their ancient glory

The scheme is part of efforts to triple Atlantic temperate rainforest in Devon and Cornwall by mid century.

Woodland Trust research shows just 12% of UK local authorities have an action plan for reversing declines in nature.

Amani Saeed’s new poem is both beautiful and poignant, celebrating the joy of renewal but with a sobering reminder of nature’s decline. Time is running out, she says, so take a moment now to soak up all spring brings, from song thrushes and frogspawn to blossoming trees

Looking for a free, healthy, outdoor activity to keep the kids entertained this weekend? Grab your coats, pull on your boots and head to the woods, where you can learn to spot spring’s vital signs – the trees and wildlife that play a crucial role in our local ecosystems

A community-owned estate, which was in danger of financial collapse just six years ago, has secured its income through two new ground-breaking…

But there are large disparities in access to biodiversity woodlands that deliver for wellbeing, researchers warn.

As the deadly fungal disease tightens its grip, scientific efforts to protect ash trees are advancing