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Stories from the nation's forests

Our blog is packed with inspiration and updates from the trees. From seasonal highlights to wildlife projects and ways to make the most of a forest visit, the blog has something for everyone.

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Bedgebury Forest - pines and trail
Blog
15 November 2022

Find out about these ancient plants and why we are home to the largest collection of conifers in the world.

Forest Holidays cabin on a crisp winters day
Blog
01 November 2022

Win a forest cabin break up to £1000 in our biggest Christmas competition yet! A real retreat from the everyday.

Three young people cycling on a forest road
Blog
Seven top tips for forest cycling

Forests provide some of the best cycling trails around. We’ve teamed up with British Cycling to bring you top tips and things to think about before heading out on your bike.

autumn westonbirt
Blog
06 September 2022

If you're looking for colourful autumn walks to enjoy near you in the Midlands, look no further! We've summarised the top autumn spots in the Midlands, so you can find your nearest...

Red squirrel eating a nut
Blog
06 September 2022

Clear your mind and feel refreshed by the sights, sounds and smells of the most beautiful season in the forest. Explore the many winding paths of fallen leaves, wildlife and...

Georgia Tindley running on a trail
Blog
03 August 2022

Have you thought about trail running but not sure where to start?

Woman writing on a notepad in the forest
Blog
14 June 2022

Allow yourself the time and space that you need to reflect by taking a therapeutic trip to the forest and practicing mindfulness with our top tips.

A white-tailed eagle soaring through the blue sky
Blog
07 June 2022

Discover how white-tailed eagles are becoming part of the landscape in this latest update from project officer Steve.