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Creating an accessible future with fair opportunities through supported volunteering
Accessing opportunities should be available to everyone, and volunteering should be no different. Ellie shares the importance of inclusivity and the work she is doing with young neurodiverse women in the Forest.
Learning in the Forest: Then and now
In 2003, the Heart of England Forest was created as a charity, and much has changed since then both in the Forest and in the world around us. Throughout this year, we invite you to discover how the woodland has grown and how the charity’s work has developed over the past 20 years, starting with our learning and skills work.
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.
Move in May with National Walking Month
May is National Walking Month, the perfect time to explore the opportunities the Forest offers for people to get out and connect with nature.
Making space for nature at home
Whether in our gardens or in our communities, we can all create habitats that help our native wildlife.
Creating a lasting green legacy
As we work towards our goal of creating a 30,000 acre broadleaf forest in the heart of England, it’s important that w
Bee Flies: Masters of Disguise
What do you get when you cross a bee, a hummingbird, a mosquito, a narwhal and a fly? Discover more about the fascinating bee fly and how to spot it.