With schools and offices shutting, check out our list of family-friendly indoor activities to keep the family happy!

Learn what it takes to respond to the climate and ecological crises that have exposed the need to reforest our landscapes on a dramatic scale. 

Spring is sprung at last, and that seemingly endless winter is finally over. As we emerge into longer, brighter days our forests come to life, providing a feast for your senses. The sights, sounds and smells of spring are signs of new life – but what in particular should you keep a special eye out for in the forest?

How we help to return missing species to our landscapes through exciting wildlife reintroductions in the nation’s forests.

To celebrate International Women's Day, we took a look at the history of women in forestry and spoke to members of staff who are forging new and exciting career paths in the industry.

Are you bored of staring at the gym wall? Swap the treadmill for the trail this year, and try out these 13 forest running routes.

Once common in English woodlands, the pine marten became virtually extinct. But things are now looking up for these charming mammals.

From the eerie buzzing spider to spectacular purple emperor butterflies, Forestry England’s forests are home to an abundance of wildlife, including some of our most interesting animals and plants.