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The National Forest celebrates planting its 9 millionth tree

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Memorial woodland set to be created to remember lives lost in the pandemic

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The National Forest secures funding bid to boost people’s mental health and wellbeing

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6 Most welcoming signs of spring

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New grants launched aimed to support health and wellbeing in the National Forest

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New grants launched aimed to support health and wellbeing in the National Forest

We’re pleased to announce that we have launched a new grant scheme aimed at supporting the health and wellbeing of those who live in the National Forest.

Tree Canopy

Memorial woodland set to be created to remember lives lost in the pandemic

We are proud to announce that the National Forest Company is working in partnership with the National Memorial Arboretum to create a memorial woodland in memory of every person who died as a result of the pandemic, providing a space for contemplation while inspiring hope...

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Experience a weekend of relaxation, wellbeing and discovery at Timber 2021

There are just two months to go until we’ll be stepping into a weekend of debate, celebration, and reflection in the National Forest at Timber 2021. Whether you’re looking for relaxation, time to explore your creativity or simply enjoy the freedom of the outdoors with the...

Shaun The Sheep and Bitzer

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!

What Did The Tree See?

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.