Trees for Cities

In honour of International Women’s Day, HortWeek speaks to our Youth Programme Manager, Megan Akerman, on how we're engaging young people with the urban forestry sector.

To mark International Women’s Day, Suzanne Simmons, Urban Forest Director at Trees for Cities, shares how far the forestry sector has come, but why there is more work to be done.

What goes into designing a brand new woodland? Volunteers Charlene and Kelsey wondered exactly this, so we invited them to interview our Urban Forest experts.

Rydym yn trawsnewid meysydd chwarae ysgolion Caerdydd gyda’n rhaglen Meysydd Chwarae Iach.

Looking to enjoy cherry blossom this spring? Check out our ever-growing UK-wide guide on where to see urban blooms.

Tree Equity for Hartlepool will help combat the town's low canopy cover which is well below the national average.

This strategy serves as a tool to guide decision-making and future action with regards to tree planting in Bexhill-on-Sea.

We're proud to be a key delivery partner in Collective Climate Repair, a UK-wide initiative led by Sensory Trust.

Queen’s Park Primary School playground was very concrete-heavy and in dire need of green space for outdoor education and recreation, so we transformed it!

In Keighley, we've been working with local groups of all ages to co-design and plant a woodland - not just to grow trees, but to grow a stronger community.

Climate action inclusivity is vital if we want to make our world a greener, healthier place to live. So what does that look like, and why is it so important?

At Trees for Cities, we're not just growing trees, we're growing thriving, resilient communities - brought together through the shared act of caring for our urban nature.