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!
The impact of antisocial behaviour
An increase of visitors during the pandemic has also led to a rise in antisocial behaviour which can have a large impact on both the natural environment and the charity.
Our favourite books for World Book Day
This World Book Day, members of the Forest team share their favourite books and the reasons why they love them.
Mad March hares - boxing clever
During the breeding season, hares display the behaviour that gave us the phrase ‘as mad as a March hare’.
Helping birds and bats in the Forest
Our Biodversity Data and Survey Officer, Sam, tells us about species of birds and bats to be found at Sheriffs Lench.
Creating a resilient green future
Our ground-breaking project will deliver environmental benefits, not only locally, but also on a national scale.
Growing a Forest that will endure for generations
Acquiring land is central to our vision of creating a 30,000 acre Forest which will be here for future generations.
