The Woodland Trust

The UK’s largest woodland conservation charity, the Woodland Trust, was founded in 1972. It's a leading voice in bringing the country’s trees and woodlands to the attention of government, landowners and the public. With half a million supporters, and 1,000 woods in its care, the trust remains the most significant contributor to woodland protection, restoration and creation in the UK.

The trust fights to prevent the loss of irreplaceable habitats, nature and carbon stores. It revives ancient woods, restoring irreplaceable ecosystems so that nature and people can thrive. And it expands native woodland and creates tree-rich habitats that benefit nature, the climate and people.