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!
Wetland habitat in the Forest
Our Biodiversity Officer, Imogen, explains the creation of our new wetland habitat and why wetlands are so important for wildlife.
Trees and natural flood management
With flooding on the increase, the flood prevention and alleviation properties of trees are becoming more crucial.
How nature is helping us through lockdown
As we discovered through the various lockdowns over the last year, people can find some solace in nature.
Alexander Sims to be Forest ambassador
Warwickshire-based racing driver Alexander Sims is partnering with the Heart of England Forest.
Ragwort – what is it and why is it in the Forest?
A naturally occurring wildflower, the Forest recognises the important part ragwort plays in increasing biodiversity.
Green Recovery Challenge Fund grant for the Forest
The Heart of England Forest has secured a £1.7 million Defra Green Recovery Challenge Fund grant.
