With temperatures on the rise, watering young trees during the summer months has never been so important.

Trees for Cities CEO, Kate Sheldon, reflects on 33 years of planting urban trees, and why helping them survive is getting harder.

Spending time around thriving trees and nature can have a truly meaningful impact on our wellbeing.

By nurturing early-career talent, we’re building a network of passionate individuals ready to champion tree equity and create greener, healthier cities for all.

26 urban areas in the UK have been awarded Tree City of the World status for 2025.

We've wrapped up yet another wonderful planting season in 2025/26 — another year of planting trees and engaging with volunteers across the country!

Looking to enjoy cherry blossom this spring? Check out our ever-growing UK-wide guide on where to see urban blooms.

Spring is the perfect time to recognise which tree species are growing in your neighbourhood. Use our handy guide to identify some of the UK’s most common trees by their leaves.

It’s that time of year when there’s more daylight, the birds are singing, our trees are blossoming and the temperature starts to warm up… spring has burst into life!

In 2025, we launched our first-ever Urban Tree Watch, inviting participants to document a tree in their local area as the seasons changed. Here's what we learned.

After 33 years of greening towns and cities, we celebrated a key milestone for the charity: we planted our 2 millionth tree!

On March 6th, we held a community tree planting event in Hartlepool, where dozens of residents came together to help tackle the town's low tree canopy cover!