One of many sobering environmental statistics often quoted these days is that, according to the World Bank,  just over half (56%)  of the...

There are more blogs about agroforestry than you can shake a branch at, but since agroforestry was the theme of the recent 2023 Institute...

It’s crunch time. As the UN’s much delayed and long awaited biodiversity summit, COP 15, opens in chilly Montreal this week, the world...

A package arrived for me a few weeks ago containing a much anticipated and image rich little book on the history of the Woodland Trust,...

"The personal cost for women of both declining abundance and richness of biodiversity in terms of quality of life and health can be...

In April I achieved my ambition of acquiring a small piece of woodland. It was partly a decision of the heart, but it was also a...

One of the consequences of the massive wave of media attention on the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow has been the high profile of...

Just seventy-five days days remain until the start of an already delayed crucial global gathering in Kunming, China to agree a new ten...

It’s been my privilege to espouse the cause of woods, trees and biodiversity all my working life. Along the way there have been turning...

This week (May 10-16) is Mental Health Awareness Week here in the UK and its 2021 theme is nature. The Mental Health Foundation suggests...

4th May 2021 I am in the fortunate position of being able to fulfil a long-held dream to own my own wood. Having worked for the Woodland...