All about The Forest
The National Forest is a forest in the making, transforming 200 square miles of central England. Already more than 7 million trees have been planted and woodland cover has increased from 6% to 18%.
It is a bold project, blending new and maturing woodland within a wide variety of landscapes, presenting opportunities for many to take part in its development.
The National Forest is about largescale landscape change that has already delivered regeneration. It will increasingly help us to address climate change and to value and enjoy our natural environment.
- Read more: What is The National Forest
Nature Conservation
The development of The National Forest offers unprecedented opportunities to create and enhance a wide range of wildlife habitats.
- Read more: Nature Conservation
Locking up our Carbon
Helping create The National Forest is one of the many steps you could take towards offsetting the effects of climate change.
- Read more: Locking up our Carbon
27 Jan 2010
Food Fresh From The National Forest
The latest edition of the National Forest Food Guide is hot off the press!
21 Jan 2010
Landowners Help Create The National Forest
Landowners in The National Forest were congratulated last week for the part they are playing in creating the Forest.
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13 Feb 2010
Sutton Cheney, Warwickshire
Come and meet Bosworth's resident Falconers and their birds. Try your hand at flying a hawk or owl and marvel at our falcons.
13 Feb 2010
Coalville, Leicestershire
Look out for details online at www.snibston.com. Usual opening times.
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