Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The Courtyard Clandeboye Estate
Bangor
BT19 1RN
United Kingdom

The Woodland Trust Northern Ireland is a woodland conservation charity.

The Woodland Trust is a conservation organisation, dedicated to protecting ancient woodland and creating new native woodland, for the benefit of both people and wildlife.

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Event

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Join us for a gentle walk through the newly planted trees at Glas-na-Bradan Wood to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, where our guide will help us to practice being more mindful, and to help us appreciate the value of our natural spaces.
Newtownabbey
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Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Join the Woodland Trust Northern Ireland at Mourne Park, County Down to explore this stunning ancient woodland. It's adventure time for all the family - see this amazing native woodland in a whole new way with our interactive self led family trails.
Kilkeel
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Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Pick up a spade and plant some trees at Glas-na-Bradan Wood. Glas-na-Bradan Wood is located in the Belfast Hills and is our newest Belfast site! All 150,000 trees will be planted with the local community so we'd love for you to get involved and help make your mark on the Belfast skyline. This event is suitable for all the family and no experience is necessary! All equipment will be provided.
Newtownabbey
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Art & Culture Fundraiser Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Forage for winter greenery and create a bespoke winter wreath at the exclusive Clandeboye Estate.
Bangor
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Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Pick up a spade and plant some trees at Glas-na-Bradan Wood
Newtownabbey
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Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The Woodland Trust Northern Ireland has begun to establish Glas-na-Bradan Wood in the Belfast Hills by inviting the local community to plant the first trees in the ground on 13 November.
Newtownabbey
A panoramic view of the Woodland Trust's new site in the Belfast Hills
News

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The Woodland Trust Northern Ireland has begun to establish Glas-na-Bradan Wood in the Belfast Hills by inviting the local community to plant the first trees in the ground on 13 November.
Event
Outdoor Activity

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Place: Corrog Wood, Portaferry, BT22 1PW Dates: 1,8,15,22 August 2020 Time: 11-12noon Price: £8 per adult Booking: Essential – online booking only Parking: Some limited road side parking available at Corrog Wood. Dogs: Not suitable for dogs Access: Paths are unsurfaced and can become very muddy or slippery during wet weather. The walk to the yoga clearing will involve some gentle inclines. Extra things to know: You will be asked to fill out a short health questionnaire as part of the booking process - you can therefore only book 1 place. All participants must bring their own yoga mat and a blanket. The yoga is suitable for all abilities and will be mainly stretching and standing poses. It’s not essential to attend all four sessions as they can be booked as drop in sessions. The weather... Our events take place unless there is a safety risk to the public. If it's rainy, please wear layers and keep warm after the event. The yoga session will be adapted to build more warmth in the body if needed. It will be fun! Suitable for over 18s only. This is a fundraising event for the Woodland Trust. For more information, please contact centralevents@woodlandtrust.org.uk
Portaferry
Royal Forestry Awards
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Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Royal Forestry Service calls for entries for Awards 2020
Aerial View over the spectacular Bonds Glen
News

Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has announced funding of over £484,400 for a Woodland Trust project set to revitalise the Faughan Valley landscape, on the outskirts of Derry/Londonderry.

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Type of Organisation

VCSE

Team

  • Mandy Williams
  • Mandy Williams
  • Michelle McCaughtry
  • Lynsey Nixon
  • Bronagh Gallagher
  • Glynis Watt
  • Robert Watson