Forest Trust - UK

11/09/2022

24/02/2021

Research into maintenance of biodiversity, how our ecology actually works is essential.

There were no bugs buzzing around the lights in the parking lot.

31/01/2021

The Forest Trust aim to work with experts to make the most effective use of land for goals of carbon capture, bio-diversity and sustainability.

Scientists propose 10 golden rules for restoring forests to maximise benefits for the planet.

24/05/2020

This is very much in line with the goals of the Forest Trust, to provide ways for people to support the goals of rewilding, carbon capture and maintenance of biodiversity, whether that's financially or as volunteer stewards.

" 'We’re not owners, we’re custodians of this bit of ground and these trees. Everything we do is not for us, it’s for future generations and for the planet,' says Tony. "

By buying up and managing small wooded plots, enthusiasts are bringing biodiversity back to the countryside

09/04/2020

Such an important factor to consider in using reforestation as a positive

Mass tree planting could harm the environment if badly planned, a report warns.

20/03/2020

Chris Packham shares his top tips on how to rewild your garden or local park.

Chris Packham shares his top tips on how to rewild your garden or local park

16/03/2020

Trees aren’t the environmental panacea that the politicians might have people believe – even if they do make for great photo opportunities – but we do need more of them. Efforts to expand tree cover are underway across the world and the UK will benefit from contributing its share. Hitting the right balance – some commercial forestry, lots of new native woodland and millions of scattered trees – will be key to maximising the benefits they bring.

13/03/2020

" ... only 10% of flood plains in England are now fit for purpose, as infrastructure has hindered their ability to store water and act as a natural sponge to soak up deluges."

Flooding scheme on Arcadian stretch of river hopes to show water and people can co-exist in harmony

09/03/2020

"In one study, researchers even tried to identify the most effective "dose" of nature within the context of normal daily life. They found that spending 20-30 minutes outdoors soaking in nature was the prescription for health and happiness."

Being connected to nature makes kids happier and more likely to act sustainably.