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Getting to the root of growing the Forest
The charity continues to grow and protect England’s largest new native woodland, with two million trees now planted in the Forest as part of the array of habitats to enhance biodiversity. Assistant Forest Ranger Ben gets to the root of what it means to grow a native broadleaf Forest.
Beth Brook - One year on, the progress continues
To celebrate the end of her first year in charge at the Heart of England Forest, we caught up with our Chief Executive Officer.
carwow: Helping us plant a Forest 3 trees at a time
How we are working with carwow towards creating a greener future for the UK.
Beautiful Butterflies
Warwickshire's butterfly expert, Mike Slater, reports on butterflies to look out for in the Forest.
The riches of ragwort
Often unfairly maligned, ragwort is nevertheless a valuable wildflower, providing a home and a source of food to no less than 77 insect species.
Fantastic figures (and where to find them)
If you’re holding out for a hero, or villain, then look no further than the forthcoming open days at the Heart of England Forest’s ever popular Garden of Heroes and Villains.
A walk on the wild side
Our Haydon Way walk is the best time to see wildflowers in full bloom during May.
