​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.

​From the humble, to the lofty, to the exotic, most of the trees, plants and flowers in our gardens and parks are imports from all over the world.

Who would have thought a decade ago that this year we’d be celebrating the delivery of our 100th Edible Playground?

There is no reason to stay cooped up indoors this summer holiday when there is so much to explore outside!

Put the fun in fundraising this summer and help our city trees!

On 14th June, we celebrated the launch of St Paul’s CE Primary School’s “Grey Goes Green” Woodland - the first Planting Healthy Air in Schools project by Trees for Cities.

Our planting season was bigger and better than ever before. We even hit one of our biggest milestones yet: planting one million trees in cities! 💪

Bad news: the bees are struggling. Good news: city-dwellers can help! Even a small garden patch can be a sanctuary for bees. Here are some tips to get you started.