Our work improving and creating wetland habitats within the Forest brings great benefits for wetland biodiversity and also for flood alleviation.

We are growing the Forest on land that we own to ensure it is here in perpetuity, so our recent land acquisitions are vital to achieving our long-term vision.

The 17th January has been called ‘Blue Monday’ due to many of us feeling the negative effects of lack of sunlight and time outdoors, but nature can give our mental wellbeing a much needed boost.

Help to shape the future of the Forest by participating in our winter visitor survey.

Some of the Heart of England Forest team share their environmentally friendly New Year Resolutions for a greener 2022.

In the face of continued challenges throughout 2021, England’s largest new native broadleaf Forest carried on growing. As 2022 begins we asked Beth Brook, our Chief Executive, for her highlights of 2021