Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

Charity is giving away half a million trees and is urging groups to snap them up before they all go

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Northern Ireland’s woodland and wildlife

Marks & Spencer is calling on its customers to help the Woodland Trust turn festive waste into woodland by recycling old Christmas cards.

Horticulturist Gareth Austin encourages local people to get planting

A rare fungus has been found and recorded for the first time ever in Northern Ireland.

The Woodland Trust is on the look-out for volunteer speakers to play a role in its exciting new Ancient Woodland Restoration project.

When the temperature drops, heating bills can soar, meaning that staying warm can have a sizeable impact on your back pocket.

The Woodland Trust is giving away free packs of native trees to schools and community groups.

Schools and community groups are invited to apply online now for a free pack of native trees for planting this November. The unmissable offer comes from the Woodland Trust’s ‘Trees for the Community’ scheme, supported by IKEA FAMILY.

A County Antrim river has a new natural ally. Over 2,000 native saplings now dot the banks of the Glendun River in the scenic Glens of Antrim, not far from Cushendall.