​On 20th March 2019, we planted our millionth tree. This of course is a huge achievement, but it reminds us that there is much more to do.

Earlier this month we kicked off our London-wide Lost Words campaign, where we'll be delivering copies of the nature spell book to every primary school in the capital*.

We're looking back at a fruitful time for our Edible Playgrounds programme, and what exciting things lay ahead - all across the UK!

Our Grow On, Film It competition has come to a close for a second year and we’ve had so much fun watching the different entries.

Trees for Cities' and Woodland Trust's statement on Sheffield City Council’s new approach to managing the city’s street trees.

On 1-2 December, the Mayor of London and Trees for Cities brought hundreds of Londoners together to plant thousands of trees, making the capital greener, healthier and wilder​.

Roll up your sleeves and get involved in London’s biggest ever tree planting weekend.

Support our crowdfunder project to bring The Lost Words to every London state primary school.

From a vegetable vending machine to four-year old aspiring radish chefs - this Liverpool school is making the most of their Edible Playground.

Trees for Cities took on King's Cross for a special performance of 'musical trees' in front of a large (though unsuspecting) audience. This is how it went down.

Linda Ewers, head teacher at Olga Primary School talks to us about their recently launched Edible Playground, and how the school have embraced it as an exciting place to learn.

This season we’ve yet again done what we do best: planted trees, spruced up cities and created Edible Playground so kids can grow and sow their own healthy food.