In the wake of Storm Eunice
Storm Eunice hit the South of England on Friday 18 February 2022, with winds of up to 122 mph – a provisional record for England.… Read More »In the wake of Storm Eunice
Jonathan Culling
Good COP, better COP
So the world leaders, lobbyists and activists have come together at COP26 and left behind the Glasgow Pact. There’s been much debate about whether the… Read More »Good COP, better COP
Just One Thing for Mental Health Awareness Week
To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, I’m looking to develop new habits that will keep me healthy and strong in mind and body. That’s why… Read More »Just One Thing for Mental Health Awareness Week
Roses are red, violets are purple…
Now that I’m involved in Woods for the Trees, I’d like to give my wife an arboreal gift. But which are the most romantic trees? I really have no idea, so I decide to talk to some knowledgeable people and top up with online research.
Our 366 resolutions for 2021
Here at Woods for the Trees, we’re always looking for new ideas to care for the planet. That’s why we’re following 365 Actions, a new… Read More »Our 366 resolutions for 2021
Autumn colours in Kew Gardens
Half term at the end of October is my favourite time to get away to the countryside and enjoy nature at its most spectacular. This… Read More »Autumn colours in Kew Gardens
Sheep farmers of England unite!
In a recent article, Sophie Armour of the University of Sheffield argues that sheep farmers can profit by repurposing their pasture as woodland. Most sheep… Read More »Sheep farmers of England unite!
Our design approach
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