Trees make life better - we want to plant another 5 million in the Forest and we need your help! Read more
Celebrate a precious new life by dedicating a tree that will grow with them. Read more
Couples often have everything they need - give this meaningful gift to celebrate the start of their new life together. Read more
Floral tributes last for days, while a tree dedication is an everlasting memorial that will give life to generations to follow by helping the Forest to grow. Read more
Grassland comes in many forms, supporting ground nesting birds, birds of prey and wildflowers alike, in different, amazing ways. Sponsor an area of grassland to support this incredibly versatile habitat. Read more
Our gift certificate is perfect for all special occasions from a new home to a new job; exam congratulations to teacher thank you's. Read more
Reedbeds are a UK priority for conservation and are incredibly important habitats for many species – ours have even brought rare birds back to Bedfordshire. Sponsor an area of reedbed to give bitterns and otters somewhere to hide out. Read more
If you want us to send a printed copy of your certificate, choose this option. Read more
We’re very proud of the Lakes and Ponds of the Millennium Country Park – sponsor an area of them to support the huge variety of wildlife that live there, from newts, to shrews to water scorpions. Read more
Woodland is possibly the most vital habitat on the planet - supporting thousands of species from butterflies to bluebells to bats. If you love trees as much as we do, sponsor an area of woodland. Read more
Monthly membership to our Friends of the Forest scheme Read more
Annual membership to our Friends of the Forest scheme Read more
Help us build a Forest Shelter in the Millennium Country Park for schools and community groups to use when they visit us. Read more
To raise money for the Forest of Marston Vale to continue planting tree's for the benefit of future generations to come
I believe that the impact man has had on our environment is getting out of hand. Projects such as the Forest of Marston Vale help provide a little balance.