Signs of spring in the Forest
There are welcome signs in the Forest that spring is on its way with bright flowers emerging, trees bursting with new life and waking wildlife.
Trees fighting climate change: carbon sequestration
The carbon dioxide absorbing properties of trees make tree planting a great way to tackle climate change, and diverse forests like ours store more carbon.
Why I volunteer in the Forest
There are many reasons why our fantastic band of volunteers turn out in all weathers to lend a helping hand in the Forest. We asked Bob why he volunteers with us.
Investing in the foresters of tomorrow
Our two-year forestry apprenticeship offers theoretical training and hands on experience in all aspects of forestry.
Habitat focus: Wetlands
The mosaic of habitats found within the Forest encourages wildlife to thrive, with wetlands providing some of the most biodiverse habitats in the Forest.
Securing the future of the Forest
Acquiring the land to continue to grow the Forest is vital if we are to achieve our ambitious vision to create a 30,000 acre Forest.