Urban trees improve air quality, support healthier communities and help create cleaner, greener and more resilient cities for future generations.

Discover why feeling connected to nature matters for our wellbeing and how everyday experiences with tree can help build a healthier, happier future.

Recent rain has brought relief, but the UK drought isn't over. Find out what prolonged dry weather means for urban trees, wildlife and our towns and cities.

Discover urban forest bathing and learn how mindful time among trees can reduce stress, improve wellbeing and reconnect you with nature.

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.

Discover how urban trees reduce heat, cool cities and tackle the urban heat island effect while creating healthier communities.

PwC volunteers support Trees for Cities by planting and caring for urban trees, helping boost biodiversity and create greener cities.

Find out how often and how much to water young trees, plus practical tips to keep urban trees healthy during heatwaves and dry spells.

The most impactful climate solutions are shaped by people from all walks of life. Here's how we're making climate action more accessible.

To the everyday woodland walker, fallen, and decaying trees might look messy and unkempt, but in, on, and around them, a whole new ecosystem is developing.

Watering young trees is essential to helping them survive and thrive, especially during hot, dry summer months.

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