The 21st June is the longest day of the year. Find out more about the many midsummer traditions that focus on trees and reconnecting with nature.

To create and conserve a Forest to benefit the environment, wildlife, and people for hundreds of years to come, nurturing a variety of habitats is essential to allow the Heart of England Forest to thrive in the long term. Roundhill Wood has been a key focus for our Biodiversity Team.

Hedgerows cover half a million miles throughout the UK. As hedgerows are not only made up of trees but shrubs, climbers, and herbaceous plants, they make a perfect haven for wildlife providing food and shelter.

You may have heard terms such as emotional regulation, nature connectedness, and mental wellbeing, but what do they mean and why is it important? Find out this Mental Health Awareness Week.

This year’s planting season has been a remarkable one, with more vibrant new woodland being created and another significant step taken on our journey to grow and protect a huge broadleaf forest for generations to come.

Take on the challenge of a lifetime and run the iconic London Marathon 2026 with our first-ever charity place!