Woodland Trust

The Woodland Trust is the largest woodland conservation charity in the United Kingdom, dedicated to protecting, restoring, and creating native woodlands. Founded in 1972, it operates from its headquarters in Grantham, Lincolnshire, with regional offices in Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland. The charity's mission is to ensure a rich landscape of native woods and trees that benefit wildlife and people. The Woodland Trust manages over 1,000 woods, including nearly 350 ancient woodland sites. Its key activities include protecting ancient woods from threats, restoring damaged ecosystems, and planting native trees. The organization has created over 32 square kilometers of new wildlife-rich woods and engages the public through educational resources, citizen science initiatives, and advocacy efforts. Since its inception, the Woodland Trust has planted more than 68 million trees and saved thousands of woods, making significant contributions to conservation and public enjoyment of nature.

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