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Help the nation’s forests thrive by supporting Forestry England

Forests and woodlands are special places: for trees, for wildlife, for everyone. And they are vital for the future of our planet.

The support we receive from members, volunteers and visitors is essential to help us grow, shape and protect the nation’s forests, now and for future generations.

There are different ways for you to make a difference. You can make a donationleave a legacyvolunteer your time or become a member.  For companies, we have a range of corporate opportunities to explore.   

Forests care for us. Together we care for forests.

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Help increase biodiversity in Buckinghamshire

Supported by British Airways, we're crowdfunding to plant wildflower meadows and 9,000 new trees at Wing Wood in Buckinghamshire. Help us reach our target.
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Become a member

Support our work and enjoy free car parking and special offers at the nation's forests. Choose between joining us as a national member or a member of your local forest.
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Volunteer your time

We have a wide range of opportunities across England from practical conservation to trail maintenance and vegetation management.
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Buy Forestry England merchandise

Support us by buying organically certified, UK produced clothing and tote bags.
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Leave a gift in your will

The nation’s forests are special places for trees, for wildlife, for people. A small gift in your will can make a big difference and help shape the forests of the future.
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Become a corporate partner

Align your business with the important work we do by partnering with us to expand our forest estate, support our wildlife conservation and celebrate the wellbeing benefits of forests.

More about our work

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As well as providing interest and enjoyment for visitors, wildlife contributes to healthy natural ecosystems. Our woodlands are some of the best places to spot wildlife from large mammals such as deer, to some of the smaller inhabitants such as bats, dormice, butterflies and red squirrels.

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We believe forests enhance people’s quality of life by providing places to enjoy watching wildlife, walking, riding bikes or horses and playing among the trees. By opening up access to the nation's forests through our Active Forests programme, we contribute to the wellbeing of the nation.

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The public forest estate is a huge renewable resource. The revenue we generate from harvesting and selling timber, through commercial partnerships and by maximising the assets found on the estate help ensure our forests remain vibrant, open and attractive places.

We are the largest supplier of sustainably produced timber in England, selling around 1.4 million tonnes per year.

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