Trees for Cities

​The “Ribbon of Trees” 50 million strong, ready to make real impact​.

Have you seen this short film about our day planting trees with local residents on Horsenden Hill, Ealing?

Your memories of school dinners might involve soggy sandwiches or lumpy custard, but today lots of schools are embracing new ventures that celebrate growing and eating good food.

We’re very excited to be supporting London primary schools to sign up for free packs of trees as part of Trees for Schools.

Discover how Edible Playgrounds transform school grounds into vibrant teaching gardens.

These are two of Croydon’s Food Flagship Schools, supported by the Mayor of London, and they’re leading the way in encouraging the local people to grow and eat healthy food.

Academic research has shown that food-growing in schools has a positive impact on pupils’ diets, attitudes towards healthy eating and levels of physical activity.

We are the only charity working at a national and international scale to improve lives by creating greener cities.

What do trees give back? New report finds Ealing’s trees remove 2,000 tonnes of carbon from the air every year.

We are the only charity working at a national and international scale to improve lives by creating greener cities.

Trees for Cities work and projects

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