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From poetry to bird-ringing - six creatives confirmed for arts projects inspired by the National Forest

5 charming mammals to discover in the National Forest

Embracing Nature's Rhythm: The Vibrant Celebrations of Beltane

Signs of spring in the National Forest

Announcing the Forest Society Grants for 2024

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6 Most welcoming signs of spring

As the evenings begin to get lighter and the cold winter days begin to fade away, it’s time to head outside and look out for nature's cues that spring is on the way.

The National Forest celebrates planting its 9 millionth tree

We’re delighted to announce that following this year’s planting season the National Forest has reached an amazing 9 million trees!

National Forest Partners Welbeck Children’s Books Celebrate Release of What Did the Tree See?

We’re excited to announce that our partners Welbeck Children’s Books (Welbeck Publishing Group) have released a new picture book for children age 4+ called What Did The Tree See? by Charlotte Guillain and illustrated by Sam Usher.

Traditional woodland management techniques: why they are still relevant in the National Forest today.

Traditional woodland management techniques date back centuries to when woodsmen swung axes rather than chainsaws, horses hauled the logs, and charcoal fuelled blast furnaces and the forges of blacksmiths rather than our garden barbeques. Today, although woodland management...

Announcing The New National Forest Art Grants Projects

We are very excited to be able to announce the six artists and organisations who have been awarded the new National Forest arts grant. The fund, which was launched in December last year, has been established to support the arts sector within the National Forest during the...