Partnering with AstraZeneca

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Our partnership with AstraZeneca

We are delighted to be collaborating with AstraZeneca and the Governments Nature for Climate Fund to plant 1 million trees across the Forestry England estate by 2025. Our partnership forms part of AstraZeneca’s AZ Forest, a global reforestation initiative that aims to have planted a whopping 200 million trees by 2030!

We share a commitment to sustainable, innovative approaches to land management that will generate the best possible outcomes for the climate, wildlife and biodiversity.

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Planting 1 million trees

With planting taking place across multiple locations over the next 5 years Astra Zeneca’s investment in the nation’s forests will have a positive impact across multiple communities and deliver important wellbeing and biodiversity gains.

Planting begun at Thetford Forest in winter 2021/22.

Watch the video below to find out more about our partnership.

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