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Coleorton Wood
Coleorton, Coalville Leicestershire LE67 8FS
A 6.4ha woodland planted in 1991/2 on the site of the former Coleorton or "Bug and Wink" Colliery.
Coton Circular walk
Coton in the Elms Derbyshire
This 6-mile walk links six new woodlands in the attractive rural landscape of the Mease Lowlands.
Crossroads Wood
Coton in the Elms Derbyshire
This 14.37ha woodland was created through the National Forest Company's Tender Scheme in 2006/07 and lies to the east of Coton in the Elms.It was designed to add variety to the landscape and provide a link to other woodlands in the area.The south west corner of this woodland has been identified as the most land locked part of the UK mainland and an oak tree marks the spot!
Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Woodland
Donisthorpe Leicestershire
A 19ha woodland on the edge of Albert Village, dedicated to the memory of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Dunstall Estate
Barton under Needwood Staffordshire
A 92ha Tender Scheme on the Dunstall Estate on the edge of Barton under Needwood.
Furnace Wood
Moira Derbyshire
A 5.3ha woodland adjacent to the historic Napoleonic blast furnace at Moira.
Gilwiskaw Valley Wood & Tempe Farm
Swepstone Leicestershire
This site comprisestwo adjoining Tender Schemes, created in 2006 - Gilwiskaw Valley Wood (12.08ha) and Tempe Farm (57.6ha).The woodland within Gilwiskaw Valley Wood has been designed to incorporate a range of species to create bold blocks of seasonal colour that will stand out for the benefit of visitors, particularly those who are partially sighted.
Tempe Farm is an old site with some points of archeaological interest. A brief history can be found on the le
Grace Dieu Wood
Thringstone Leicestershire
A 3.7ha Tender Scheme on the edge of Thringstone and adjacent to existing Grace Dieu Wood.
Gresley Wood
Swadlincote Derbyshire
A 46ha site on edge of Church Gresley incorporating a new public access woodland and a demonstration woodland plot.
Stage 7 National Forest Way: Hartshorne & Moira
Moira Derbyshire
From open farmland to former colliery villages, see how new woodland has changed the landscape of The National Forest.