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www.the-tree.org.uk - Dedicated to sharing information about the many different facets of knowledge about trees and forests: Trees and the Environment, special section on British Trees, Cultivation, Tree Medicine, Permaculture and Agroforestry, Woodcrafts, Myths and Folklore, Philosophy, Customs and Culture inspired by trees. |
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www.tree-register.org - The UK’s tree heritage is recorded within the Tree Register, a Registered Charity with a unique database of over 125,000 of the most notable trees. |
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www.woodland-trust.org.uk - The Woodland Trust is one of the UK's leading conservation charities, dedicated to the protection of our native woodland heritage. |
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www.treecouncil.org.uk - aims are: the improvement of town and countryside environments through the promotion of the planting and conservation of trees and woods in the UK; dissemination of knowledge and management techniques of trees; to act as a forum for all manner of organizations associated with trees and to foster cooperation between such bodies; provision of grant aid, especially to schools, for the planting and maintenance of trees. |
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www.greenwoodtrust.org.uk - Promotes woodmanship through information and training in order to stimulate revitalisation of sustainable woodland management, linked to the greater understanding and development of coppice wood products. |
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www.treesforlife.org.uk - A Scottish conservation charity dedicated to the regeneration and restoration of the Caledonian Forest in the Highlands of Scotland |
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www.nufu.org.uk - this site provides information about the UK’s National Urban Forestry Unit and it’s work |
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www.communityforest.org.uk - There are twelve Community Forests in England, varying in size from 38 to 300 square miles, but covering about 1,900 square miles in total. |
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www.forestry.gov.uk - Established in 1919, this is the body most readily identified as the largest producer of commercial timber woodland in Britain. They currently own around 40 percent of British woodland, most of which comprises spruce, pine and larch, although recent years have seen an increase in hardwood planting. |
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www.cpre.org.uk - Palace Road, London SW1 W OPP (with related bodies for Wales and Scotland). 'Campaigning for the Countryside' Exists to promote the protection of the countryside in the face of civil, industrial and agricultural developments. Trees, hedgerows and woodland are prominent amongst their concerns. |
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www.conservationfoundation.co.uk - The Conservation Foundation was founded
by David Bellamy and David Shreeve to provide a means for people in public, private and non-profit sectors to collaborate on environmental causes. |
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www.countryside.gov.uk - The Countryside Agency is funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). With an annual budget of around £100 million, it has over 600 countryside specialists and support staff in their Cheltenham and London headquarters and offices in every region. |
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www.treematters.freeserve.co.uk - The voluntarily-run Dendrologist provides information about trees, their place in our towns or landscapes or their management or care. |
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www.english-nature.org.uk - English Nature is the Government funded body whose purpose is to promote the conservation of England's wildlife and natural features. |
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www.commonground.org.uk - Common Ground is recognised for playing a unique role in the arts and environmental fields, distinguished by the linking of nature with culture and focussing upon the positive investment people can make in their own localities. |
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www.treesforlondon.org.uk - Trees for London was established as an independent charity in 1993 “to advance the education of the public in the appreciation of trees and their amenity value; and in the furtherance of this, the protection and planting of trees particularly in inner city areas”. |
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www.forestsforever.org.uk - Forests Forever is an initiative of the Timber Trade Federation and was established in 1990. Forests Forever's aim is to help safeguard the forests of the world and Britain's future timber supplies and to promote wood as an environmentally friendly material. |
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www.internationaltreefoundation.org - A UK registered charity, 80 years old, working towards a world richer in trees, by planting, preserving and educating people on the value of trees worldwide. |
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www.nationalforest.org - This site provides information about The National Forest - an area of 200 square miles spanning three counties in the English Midlands. |
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www.ipni.org - The International Plant Names Index (IPNI) is a database of the names and associated basic bibliographical details of all seed plants. Its goal is to eliminate the need for repeated reference to primary sources for basic bibliographic information about plant names. |
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www.onetree.org.uk - 27 November 1998 a single large oak was felled in the National Trust estate at Tatton Park in Cheshire, England. The onetree project aims to show the unique value of our woodlands by showing the volume and quality of work that can be made from this one tree. |
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www.redroseforest.co.uk - Red Rose Forest delivers a wide range of projects, all of which are helping to improve the lives of people who live in the Greater Manchester area. |
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www.smallwoods.org.uk - SWA is a charity established to 'advance education in the conservation of small woodlands' as a benefit for all through two key aims - bringing together all those with an interest in small woods; and restoring the links between people and woodlands. |
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www.totap.org.uk - Trees of Time and Place is encouraging everyone to collect seeds from a favourite tree, sow them and grow trees to plant out in the new millennium. |
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www.foe.co.uk - Friends of the Earth inspires solutions to environmental problems which make life better for people. |
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www.oldknobbley.com - a site dedicated to the the staggering complexity and value of the English Oak, Quercus Robur. |
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www.plantlife.org.uk - Plantlife International is a charity dedicated exclusively to conserving all forms of plant life in the UK, Europe and across the world, in their natural habitats. |
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