The Forestry England Blog

An army of artists volunteer their time to support the important work of Bedgebury, the National Pinetum, by creating botanically accurate drawings of the trees and plants there...

We caught up with Adrienne Bennett, our environment and heritage manager for central England, to discover how we are caring for our oldest trees.

Read the latest update on the successful second release of white-tailed eagles on the Isle of Wight and find out what last year's cohort are up to.

Half-term may be coming to a close but there are many ways to keep the sights, smells, tranquillity and adventures of the forest alive in your classroom.

From guided yoga...

Zakiya Mckenzie reflects on being a Forestry England writer in residence.

Discover how we're safeguarding trees from pests and diseases and protecting their future.

When you think about sport, exercise and physical activity what springs to mind? Gyms, Lycra, sweating, red faces, hard work, personal bests…? It can seem a very daunting prospect...

And just like that, the summer holidays are nearly over and planning for the term ahead is happening in earnest.

But this will be a start of term like no other, and no doubt you...