We've been planting urban trees for over 30 years, sharing their benefits with communities across the UK and inspiring feelings of hope!

‘Tis the season to be jolly - while also helping the planet!

For over 25 years, Sir Michael Palin has been a friend and supporter of Trees for Cities - now he’s lending his voice to our BBC Radio 4 Appeal for greener communities.

Read on to discover how the holly tree bridges the gap between pagan rituals and modern celebrations, and provides a lifeline for wildlife during our coldest months.

Discover the mighty oaks, from ancient forests to modern landscapes, and why these majestic trees are celebrated as icons of resilience and hope.

Across the UK, millions of people do not have access to trees or green spaces and the benefits of trees aren't equally shared. This is called tree inequity.

In the 2024-25 planting season, we worked in more urban areas across the UK than ever before! Find out more about how we're making a difference.

Discover some of the world’s most famous urban trees, and how these extraordinary city trees root us in history, play a part in our culture, and bring life to our streets.

In the face of our rapidly changing climate, it's often hard to imagine how anything you can do will make a difference. Well, we're here to tell you it does - and here's how.

How can schools beat flooding? We've partnered up with Cardiff schools, technical consultants and Cardiff Council to explore SuDS opportunities in a new study.

Have you ever looked at an ivy-smothered tree and wondered if everything's ok? We take a deep dive into ivy to answer the question - friend or foe?

Trees for Climate Action trainee, Kat, shares her experience of pivoting her career with the help of our green traineeship.