The UK's largest woodland conservation charity 🌳 We respond to enquiries Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm 🕔 Community guidelines 👉 https://t.co/2ijb2ahGTvThe UK's largest woodland conservation charity. We want to see a UK rich in native woods and trees. For people. For wildlife. We can't achieve our vision without you.

Core values

- **Environmental Benefits**: The Trust is involved in planting millions of trees, restoring ancient woodlands, and promoting sustainable woodland management, which helps in carbon sequestration, flood-risk management, improving water quality, and reducing air pollution[1][4].
- **Community Engagement**: They work with schools, community groups, and landowners to engage people in tree planting and woodland conservation, which enhances community well-being and promotes a connection with nature[1][4].
- **Public Health and Wellbeing**: The Trust manages over 30,000 hectares of woodland accessible to the public, contributing to public health and mental wellbeing[1].
- **Educational Initiatives**: Programs like the Young People’s Forest at Mead in Derbyshire help children and teenagers understand the importance of woods and trees[1].
- **Social Inclusion and Diversity**: The organization is committed to ensuring everyone, regardless of background or circumstance, benefits from trees and woods, promoting social inclusion and diversity[5].