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

Our Youth Programme participant, Shannon, shares what she’s gained from the experience, and how it has complemented her studies and work in sustainability.

Across our 30 year history, Trees for Cities has depended on solid partnerships to increase our reach and impact in the UK and around the globe.

Elliot Bushay recently revisited the same trees he helped plant back in 2013 in Ray Park, London. He shares his touching journey from planting to now appreciating the woodland.

For Women's History Month, our volunteer writer Helena Keys highlights women whose passion and determination continue to inspire and inform today.

This World Poetry Day, read some incredible 'poetree' submitted from our tree and nature-inspired poetry competition!

This International Day of Forests, we're delving into what defines an 'urban forest', and how our Trees for Climate Action initiative is getting more trees in Bradford and Glasgow.

Banksy's new mural has just dropped in north London, and we think the message is clear; we need more trees.

In honour of International Women’s Day, HortWeek spoke to our very own Georgie Logan to find out more about her role and what more we can be doing to create equality.

Women make up 68% of UK charities, but only 56%-63% are led by women chief executives. Why are organisations like ours still outliers in 2024?

A thousand community trees have been planted in parks and schools across the four capitals of the UK to celebrate His Majesty's Coronation.

Trees for Cities Volunteer Supervisor, Sam, tells us what attracted her to volunteer with us, and what brings her back - planting season after planting season!