We headed over to East London with TV Presenter Qasa Alom to visit a project we helped transform over a decade ago to see what the space looked 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!

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.

Zelda loves trees and the outdoors, so she decided for her 8th birthday she was going to fundraise for more trees!

Long-time volunteer Akshay shares why his volunteer experiences at our tree planting days - come rain or shine - feel magical.

Regular faces at our planting events, twins Kate and Kris have been volunteering with us for many years - what makes them keep coming back?

Our volunteer, Ana Barros, shares her experience planting a tree for the first time at our community planting event in Mile End Park last season.

Volunteer Supervisor, Dave, has been planting with us for 24 years and tells us what it means to him to be able to visit the thriving woodlands he helped create.