Trees for Cities

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Recent research by Forest Research highlights that deprived areas are still more likely to be devoid of trees.

This Mental Health Week, we're invited you to explore your local green space and #ShareTheCalm on social media.

The UK is experiencing a mental health crisis, but our Edible Playgrounds programme shows that making playgrounds greener can help children's mental wellbeing.

We're taking part in Urban Tree Festival 2024 with talks and walks from our tree experts!

Students from Robert Browning (one of our first Healthy Playground projects in London) took to Borough Market last autumn to sell their school-grown veggies for charity!

Everyone deserves access to urban trees and nature - will you sign the pledge to make your constituency a greener and healthier place to live?

We're thrilled to welcome 26 UK 'Tree Cities' to the international Tree Cities of the World network committed to maintaining and celebrating their urban forests.

Greening Glamis Estate

Clean air is essential for our well-being. But what is air pollution, and how do we reduce it in our towns and cities? We asked air quality expert, Dr James Levine.

Everyone deserves access to urban trees and nature - if you're an MP, will you sign the pledge to make your constituency a greener and healthier place to live?