Have you ever looked at an ivy-smothered tree and wondered if everything's ok? We take a deep dive into ivy to answer the question - friend or foe?

Trees for Climate Action trainee, Kat, shares her experience of pivoting her career with the help of our green traineeship.

Have you ever wondered what a corporate volunteering day looks like? We joined Bupa employees in Victoria Park to find out why this volunteer support is so vital to our work.

We returned to East London with TV Presenter Qasa Alom to visit a green space we transformed over a decade ago to see what the space looks like now.

Forestry Roots trainee, Bolaji Lemboye, shares her experience working as an Urban Forest Trainee at Trees For Cities.

Climate action inclusivity is vital if we want to make our world a greener, healthier place to live. So what does that look like, and why is it so important?

In Keighley, we've been working with local groups of all ages to co-design and plant a woodland - not just to grow trees, but to grow a stronger community.

Queen’s Park Primary School playground was very concrete-heavy and in dire need of green space for outdoor education and recreation, so we transformed it!

Tree Equity for Hartlepool will help combat the town's low canopy cover which is well below the national average.

What goes into designing a brand new woodland? Volunteers Charlene and Kelsey wondered exactly this, so we invited them to interview our Urban Forest experts.

To mark International Women’s Day, Suzanne Simmons, Urban Forest Director at Trees for Cities, shares how far the forestry sector has come, but why there is more work to be done.

In honour of International Women’s Day, HortWeek speaks to our Youth Programme Manager, Megan Akerman, on how we're engaging young people with the urban forestry sector.