Our Forest Creation Team worked alongside Mercedes Planas, Woodland Creation Historic Environment Officer (WCHEO), to plant on King’s Oak Primary School’s land with sustainable practices in mind. Read more
The United Nations proclaimed the 21st March the International Day of Forests in 2012 to celebrate and raise awareness of the importance of all types of forests. Join us today in celebrating as we take a look at the way we use traditional forestry methods alongside modern technology to keep growing the Forest of Marston Vale. Read more
2024 is in full swing! We’re looking back on 2023 and celebrating some highlights of the year! Read more
As we enter the colder winter months, it’s time to think about how we can make our gardens more wildlife friendly. Read more
From November 25th to December 3rd, National Tree Week takes place across the country to mark the start of UK winter tree planting season. Celebrating National Tree Week’s 50th anniversary of its ‘Plant a Tree in ‘73’ campaign, this year sees ‘Grow a Tree in ‘23’ take its place. Learn how we plan to contribute to this years theme! Read more
Read about Jasmine's jam-packed week at the Forest of Marston Vale completing her work experience! Find out what she got up too, and what she learnt along the way. Read more
Old hand-drawn maps are a thing of the past - Forest Creation Officer Mark explains how embracing technology is making woodland creation more efficient and accessible 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
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
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 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