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!
Green Recovery Challenge Fund grant of £249,700 will help grow future Forest guardians
The importance of deadwood for wildlife
Biodiversity Intern Tasha tells us more about the importance of deadwood in creating niche microhabitats for a variety of wildlife in the Forest.
Developing pollinator pathways
Pollinators are a vital part of a healthy, balanced eco-system, but they are in decline. We are encouraging pollinators in the Forest by creating pollinator pathways.
Finding comfort in the Forest
Annie shares how the Forest has brought her comfort and strength since losing her husband Mike.
Why the purple emperor butterfly is flourishing in the Forest
The Forest is likely to become a top national site for the elusive purple emperor butterfly according to national expert.
Q&A with our Forest Ambassador
We caught up with Formula E racing car driver and Forest Ambassador Alexander Sims to discover his motivations for supporting the Forest.
