Forestry England is urging people to stay away from its woods in much of northern England in the aftermath of storm Arwen.

AstraZeneca UK is partnering with Forestry England and Borders Forest Trust (alongside their global partner One Tree Planted) to launch a multi-year programme to plant over one million trees across the country by 2025.

After 20 years of providing a backdrop to many internationally renowned films including Gladiator, Harry Potter and Wonder Woman, Forestry England’s Bourne Wood has made the cut and become the first of Forestry England’s woodlands to be granted permanent change of status to include filming as well as forestry.

A stunning Christmas tree from the ‘land of the giants’ has been chosen to grace one of the world’s most famous landmarks.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have announced dates as part of Forest Live 2022, the summer concert series presented by Forestry England.

Stunning drone images taken at Forestry England Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, over the weekend show that we are still experiencing a spectacular display of autumn colour.

Escape the shops, wrap up warm, pull on your boots and have a day to remember with Forestry England in the nation’s forests!

Christmas comes but once a year and choosing your Christmas tree is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the festive season. But how do you choose the best Christmas tree for your home and keep it looking good throughout Christmas and into the New Year?

Doves have cancelled their Forest Live 2022 date. Please find below statements from Forestry England and the band regarding the cancellation:

It is officially autumn and it’s the time of year when we are dazzled by the kaleidoscope of colour and beauty of trees in our nation’s woodlands. But have you ever wondered why they change colours? Forestry England explains.

For getting out and about with the kids, the seasons don’t get much better than autumn. From conker collecting to jumping in leaf-piles, there are so many brilliant autumnal activities to enjoy.

Arts Council England and Forestry England have embarked on a revitalised partnership to bring contemporary arts and new audiences to the nation’s forests.

There are so many beautiful woodlands across the country to enjoy as we begin to welcome in autumn. Bright skies, bracing walks and a kaleidoscope of colour are all a welcome change as our most colourful season arrives.

The Forestry England Woodland Partnership, which offers long-term rental income to farmers, landowners and public bodies in return for a minimum 50-hectare lease, is moving to a year-round scheme with applications now welcome at any time.

A group of the UK’s rarest lizard – the Sand Lizard - have been released back into the wild in Dorset. Over 140 of these endangered species, bred at several locations including Marwell Zoo and Forestry England’s New Forest Reptile Centre, were released in a partnership project led by Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) to return these species from near extinction.

A provenance trial studying Norway spruce trees growing from seeds sourced from 16 different European locations has got underway in a long-term project to identify trees likely to be resilient to climate conditions 50 years from now.

White-tailed eagles successfully returning to the English landscape. Reintroduction project releases a further 12 birds from the Isle of Wight. 

Grizedale revealed as the location to launch major new Sky Arts series, Landmark. This, the first of six programmes will air on 6 September 2021.

Met Office data shows that the south and south-east of England has been particularly wet this summer with around double the average rainfall in places.

Conservationists have confirmed that pine martens, a species previously only thought to have survived largely in the North of England, have established a population in the New Forest in southern England. A team from Forestry England, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, and Wild New Forest will be studying them over the next year to find out more about how these rare creatures are living in the Forest.

A call is being made for people across the world to contribute film footage and sound recordings of their favourite forests and woodlands for a collective film highlighting the impact of the climate emergency on the world’s forests.

Kielder chicks first of their kind for two centuries For the first time in at least 200 years chicks have been born to osprey fathers who themselves fledged in Northumberland.

Forestry England are converting orchard-origin stands of twelve thousand Scots pine in Kings Forest, Suffolk, to secure high-quality seeds to meet their tree planting targets over the coming years.

In the lead up to COP26, as climate change and the alarming decline in biodiversity come into sharp focus, the country’s largest land manager Forestry England has launched a new partnership programme for businesses