The Latest Breaking News from Woodland Trust

A SCOTTISH tree has been named as a contender in the Woodland Trust's annual Tree of the Year competition.

Candidates include an oak in Exeter that survived the blitz and a walnut in a car park in Perth

When I was rifling through the pages of the latest Environmental Statistics report for NI, I came across a very depressing map. For the first time this year the Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs have produced a greenspace map

The beloved Acklington tree fell during Storm Arwen, but the Woodland Trust believes it may still alive

It is hoped that he will soon be joined by his mate Dorcha.

A survey commissioned by the Woodland Trust found there was more anxiety among 16-24-year-olds than among the over 65s

Immerse yourself in nature with a walk through this stunning landscape

With experts predicting ash dieback could kill 80% of the UK's ash trees, North Tyneside has identified preventing the spread as a key environmental concern

Sophie Howe, who put environmentalism at the heart of the role, has been accused of "blatant hypocrisy"

Woods at Wembury will expand by 84 hectares with additional 90,000 trees along with hedgerows and banks full of wildlife

Brian Smyth says "it doesn’t need an expensive consultant, simply one that can be considered capable and competent by NIEA"