Trees for Cities

Whilst many may think that hedgehogs reside in quiet, rural woodlands, they are popular in towns and cities and are very reliant on urban trees and greenery!

Trees for Cities supporter Diane Gabriel provides us with an insightful and historical explanation on why urban forests can provide health benefits for all.

We know we need to look after our bees but how much do we actually know about them? Prepare to bee amazed!

During June, we'll be working with schools in Ealing to celebrate and educate pupils on the importance of planting and protecting urban trees in the borough!

The much-loved Ealing Tree Festival returns for a second year on Saturday, 17 June 2023 from 11am to 4pm at Southall Park.

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.

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

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!

What better time to look into some of our London-based tree planting projects than London Climate Action Week! Let's see how our work is supporting key climate action themes.

We worked in partnership with Ealing Council to hold our second Ealing Tree Festival!

As a community-focused charity, we are dedicated to improving our accessibility to ensure that as many people as possible can reach and enjoy our services.

After working with Our Lady and St George Primary School in London on a fantastic Edible Playground, we were approached by their students with a special ask...