Read on to discover how the holly tree bridges the gap between pagan rituals and modern celebrations, and provides a lifeline for wildlife during our coldest months.

National Tree Week 2019 saw us plant over 29,000 trees with 1000 volunteers across the country! Together, we made cities greener, happier and healthier.

​London primary schools interested in ordering free trees and having planting and engagement support and advice from us are being urged to express their interest this week.​

Why do leaves change colour in autumn? Why is it a cause for celebration around the world? And what does the word autumn even mean? Gurnam Bubber investigates.

​It’s that time of year when animals in our gardens take steps to deal with the falling temperature.

Jolly’s Green in Tower Hamlets holds a special place in our hearts - we planted trees here 20 years ago, and this month we went back to plant more!

Innovation, individuals and empires striking out.

​What is biophilia and how can it help us get closer to nature?

Take a look at our new Edible Playgrounds film and impact report.

​We all know you can grow yummy fruit and vegetables in even the smallest of urban spaces, but did you know you can save seeds from these plants year after year?​

Part 2 – the Squashbuckling gathers pace!

​Recent studies from around the world has shown that over 40% of insect species are at risk of extinction, and a third are endangered. It’s time we give them some real love.