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?

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

The Tree Equity Score map highlights what we at Trees for Cities have been championing for 30 years - so how best can we use this powerful resource to help areas that need it most?

Bernadette Russell shares her experiences as a Volunteering Supervisor and storytelling extraordinaire at our planting events.

On World Mental Health Day, we celebrate urban trees, parks and green spaces and the ways they have helped us to cope with mental health issues.

Having urban parks and green spaces available for everyone to access is incredibly important for our physical and mental health and well-being.

We've been working with three Leicester schools to revamp their playgrounds with new gardens, trees and planters as part of a natural approach to managing localised flood risk.

Find out how Trees for Cities is keeping our newly planted trees alive during the summer months through watering - and how you can help out too!

Lets delve into the extensive research out there that analyses the connection between urban trees and migratory birds.

As we approach Clean Air Day 2023, let’s take a closer look at how urban trees produce clean air, and why they’re so essential to our wellbeing.