Trees for Cities

In light of the ongoing Covid-19 situation, our primary responsibility is to safeguard the health and wellbeing of our staff, volunteers, partners and the general public.

​“Since the planting has taken place, the air that we breathe seems more healthy.” Check out our Planting Healthy Air programme!

Learn all about the ogham, also known as the Celtic tree alphabet!

​We've asked our tree experts to share their best tree facts! First up: how trees have found ingenious ways of protecting themselves against threat.​

Since 1993, we have grown into a thriving organisation with national and international impact, but we’ve stuck to our roots. Here are some of our milestones...

​Out in our green spaces the first signs of spring are starting to glimmer. Snowdrops and daffodils and lambs’ tails.

The Edible Playground is especially built to support pupils who have additional and behavioural needs, and offers a dedicated sensory area - perfect for meditation classes!

We're thrilled to announce the winners of our PoeTree competition, honouring our connection to urban trees. Check them out below!

Trees for Cities is proud to support the Urban Tree Festival 2021, running from 15th - 23rd May to celebrate and promote urban trees!

​Spending time outside is good for body and mind. Find out how our Edible Playgrounds have supported both pupils and teachers during the pandemic.

Urban trees have helped us to cope and overcome mental health issues throughout the pandemic, and will continue to do so long into the future.

We're happy to announce we'll be The Queen’s Green Canopy's delivery partner in urban areas as part of their campaign to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”.