News
Among the orchard trees: A living heritage for wildlife and people
Traditional orchards support rich wildlife, from pollinators to fungi, while preserving heritage fruit varieties. Discover more about their beauty and ecological importance.
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.
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.
A walk on the wild side
Our Haydon Way walk is the best time to see wildflowers in full bloom during May.
Coughton Fields Farm - purchase to planted!
Find out what was involved in purchasing and developing this brand new area of Forest.
