The Woodland Trust is working to protect and restore UK woodlands, promoting biodiversity and mitigating climate change. Learn about our conservation efforts.
The UK government is committed to creating and restoring woodlands to enhance biodiversity and tackle climate change. Find out about our woodland creation and restoration initiatives.
Woodlands are crucial for maintaining biodiversity. The Nature Conservancy discusses the importance of woodland conservation and the impact of human activities on these ecosystems.
Oxford University's Department of Zoology offers a course on woodland ecology and conservation, covering topics such as forest management, biodiversity, and ecosystem services.
The UK Woodland Carbon Code is a standard for woodland creation projects, ensuring that they are designed and managed to deliver carbon benefits and biodiversity gains.
The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) offers opportunities for people to get involved in woodland conservation efforts across the UK, from tree planting to habitat management.
The latest report on the state of the UK's woods and forests, covering topics such as woodland area, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. Download the full report.
The IUCN UK Peatland Programme has developed a toolkit to support woodland creation and restoration efforts, providing guidance on planning, implementation, and monitoring.