News
A first for the purple emperor in the Forest
The purple emperor is the UK’s second-largest butterfly, with females having a wingspan of over 9cm across. However, the male is arguably a more impressive butterfly, with upper wings that reflect a blueish-purple hue. Find out more about how this rare butterfly is faring in the Forest - we have exciting news!
Move in May with National Walking Month
May is National Walking Month, the perfect time to explore the opportunities the Forest offers for people to get out and connect with nature.
Making space for nature at home
Whether in our gardens or in our communities, we can all create habitats that help our native wildlife.
Creating a lasting green legacy
As we work towards our goal of creating a 30,000 acre broadleaf forest in the heart of England, it’s important that w
Bee Flies: Masters of Disguise
What do you get when you cross a bee, a hummingbird, a mosquito, a narwhal and a fly? Discover more about the fascinating bee fly and how to spot it.
Permissive paths extended this tree planting season
Our woodland creation this tree planting season included permissive paths to enable people to benefit from time spent in the Forest
Volunteer and help wildlife
Biodiversity surveys are vital for monitoring the quality and quantity of wildlife in the Forest. They are held throughout the year, across the mosaic of woodland habitats, and you can easily get involved.
