Trees for Cities

Environmental charity Trees for Cities will soon begin planting 55,000 trees across seven coastal towns and cities to support green jobs and provide a boost for nature recovery.

As well as planting thousands of trees up and down the country, Trees for Cities smashed its fundraising target in just a matter of days!

For Children’s Mental Health week, we want to highlight how beneficial it can be for children to have the opportunity to learn outside and connect to the environment and nature.

Trees for Cities has been selected by World Economic Forum’s UpLink as a winner of their BiodiverCities Challenge for our work in ensuring children have access to outdoor spaces

In Kiambu, Kenya, just outside of Nairobi, a group of children from several schools got involved in tree planting for their community. Our guest blog by Antony Kowiti tells all...

Our multi-award winning programme, which transforms school playgrounds into vibrant outdoor fruit and vegetable gardens, has been officially launched in Cardiff.

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!

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan visited the school to learn about our Planting Healthy Air project we developed to mitigate against the detrimental effect of air pollution.

A fantastic volunteer story from a long-term Portslade resident who has helped plant trees on the green opposite the house she has lived in for 70 years!

19 cities in the United Kingdom received special recognition as a Tree City of the World for their commitment to effective urban forestry management.

Join us for FREE at the Ealing Tree Festival (May 28th and 29th) and find out how to Forest Bathe.

We worked in partnership with London Borough of Ealing (LBE) and Heathrow Community Trust to deliver the first ever Ealing Tree Festival!