As sunnier days start to filter in you might spot some beautiful butterflies, but what common species of this winged wonder are you likely to see in the Forest...? Read more
Find out more about our efforts to reduce the plastic waste generated from our tree planting activities... Read more
Modern-day global warming started with the industrial revolution - in the UK this also coincided with woodland cover at its lowest in recorded history. How do we ensure a healthy, growing Forest nowadays and for the future...? Read more
At first sight, winter might not seem like the most fruitful time for wildlife-watching - but in fact the season does offer many opportunities for the keen nature lover... Read more
A total of 52 different species are native to the UK, and almost 30 of these have been recorded in Bedfordshire... Read more
We’ve heard a lot of talk about climate change in 2021 - even before the UN Climate Change Conference UK (COP26) in Glasgow in November - but what has prompted this renewed urgency for climate action? Read more
A frequent woodland visitor and the cheerful subject of millions of Christmas cards each year, there is no creature that symbolises the festive period more so than the robin - but why? Read more
With COP26 taking place in Glasgow (Oct 31 – Nov 12) you’ll be hearing a lot of talk on the news about how countries plan to tackle climate change. But what can we do? Read more
Fungi and trees have a remarkable and mutually beneficial relationship - but what makes them so important to the Forest? Read more
Protecting young trees is really important, but the use of tree tubes has always been a sticking point - is there a better way? Read more
Oak trees hold a special place in the hearts of the nation. One of the most widespread trees in the UK, their size and longevity symbolise strength and endurance. Read more
The Wood Pellet Delivery Company - one of our Corporate Friends of the Forest - explains how their family business helps homes and businesses go greener with their energy Read more