Discover the power of urban trees that bring a raft of benefits to the 84% of us who live in cities, ranging from cleaning our air to supporting biodiversity.

One of the most notable signs that autumn has arrived is the change in colours amongst trees and leaves. Let's discuss why this happens.

Hotter summers, increased flooding, and greater risks of wildfire - our beloved native trees are under threat from our changing climate. So how do we tackle these challenges?

Clean air is essential for our well-being. But what is air pollution, and how do we reduce it in our towns and cities? We asked air quality expert, Dr James Levine.

Recent research by Forest Research highlights that deprived areas are still more likely to be devoid of trees.

For Women's History Month, our volunteer writer Helena Keys highlights women whose passion and determination continue to inspire and inform today.

This International Day of Forests, we're delving into what defines an 'urban forest', and how our Trees for Climate Action initiative is getting more trees in Bradford and Glasgow.

Volunteer writer, Gabrielle Donnelly, shares her experience of being a parent and discovering the healing and calming effect nature has on her family.

For Children’s Mental Health week, we want to highlight how beneficial it can be for children to have the opportunity to learn outside and connect to the environment and nature.

Surrounding yourself with nature and urban trees has a great positive impact on our health and well-being at scale.

If you're looking at ways to boost your mental wellbeing and your physical health this year - look no further than the power of trees...

Winter is the most challenging season for our feathery friends - so why not give your local birds a feast to help them through the colder months?