Planting in Hampshire with our hedgerow hero Corporate Partners
Our humble hedgerows are often overlooked but they are immensely important for biodiversity, connecting habitats, protecting against pollution and fighting…
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Donate to The Tree Council and your generosity will plant, care for and protect trees at a local level through our volunteers and community programmes, and at a national level through advocacy, science and research and our network of Members.
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Did you celebrate National Tree Week?
Planting more trees and hedgerows will make a big difference as we work together to tackle the climate and nature crises, but it can be difficult to know where to start. That’s where our free online sessions come in – learn more about tree planting and the wonders of mistletoe, or check out some of the other great webinars run by our partners to get involved.
Latest news
News, blogs and updates from The Tree Council and our partners.
The secret to winter tree ID
Without their cloaks of distinctive leaves, you could be forgiven for thinking that deciduous trees can all sort of look…
Leicester City Tree Wardens branching out to support local schools
Leicester City Council’s volunteer Tree Wardens, Coordinated by Penny Brown, Volunteer Co-ordinator in the Parks Department, met for the very…