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WE ALL HAVE A PART TO PLAY!
The creation of The National Forest can be sensibly regarded as a move in the right direction. Supporting the Forest, in any way, is a worthwhile step to take towards reducing atmospheric carbon. However, mitigation is only part of the solution. We all need to choose a less energy-consuming lifestyle if the effects of global warming are to be confronted.


You can help to support the creation of The National Forest!

  • Give an unusual gift, or mark a special occasion and help create the National Forest – find out about Plant a tree!
  • Involve your business or work colleagues – find out about the Business Benefits.
  • Are you a landowner? Find out about grants to create a woodland! View The Tender Scheme.

Locking up our Carbon

Managing the Forest

Replanting

Trees that are harvested for timber will be replaced with more young trees. In this way the Forest is managed sustainably; producing a renewable timber resource and a consistent Carbon Sink.

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The Carbon Trust has published a ‘Carbon Footpinting’ guide that provides a simple background to how a carbon footprint is calculated and offers advice to businesses and public sector organisations on how to assess their total carbon impact. There is a free advice line on 0800 085 2005 and more information on their website.
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