Urban trees are beneficial to wildlife, providing long-term habitats and food for various species. Here are five trees we plant that support UK wildlife!

Since our inception in 1993, we've planted 2 million trees across urban areas, ensuring that all our trees have been established well and cared for.

Out in our green spaces, the first signs of spring are starting to appear. Even on the busiest of streets, you can spot catkins hanging off the trees!

Trees should be a part of everyday life in our towns and cities, no matter a person’s postcode. We measure this by the 3-30-300 rule!

Supporting around 1,600 species, the Scots Pine is an evergreen beauty that plays a vital role in Scottish heritage and culture. Learn more about Scots Pine.

Whilst many may think that hedgehogs reside in quiet, rural woodlands, they are popular in towns and cities and are very reliant on urban trees and greenery!

Check out this guide by the Field Studies Council to help with winter tree identification.

Do you love trees so much you wish you could be surrounded by them all day? Well, you can! Here are 8 of our favourite house plant trees that can bring the forest into your home.

Trees for Cities has 7 suggestions to make your Christmas more sustainable.

Discover how the holly tree bridges the gap between pagan rituals and modern celebrations, and provides a lifeline for wildlife during our coldest months.

Discover the mighty oaks, from ancient forests to modern landscapes, and why these majestic trees are celebrated as icons of resilience and hope.

Across the UK, millions of people do not have access to trees or green spaces and the benefits of trees aren't equally shared. This is called tree inequity.