Trees for Cities are proud to be supporting 'The Lost Woods', a fantastic volunteer-led initiative empowering over 151 Glasgow schools to use their voice ahead of COP26!

On World Mental Health Day, we celebrate urban trees, parks and green spaces and the ways they have helped us to cope with and in some cases overcome mental health issues.

Did you know that for the past 15 years Trees for Cities has been proudly working with a range of partners to deliver tree planting projects internationally?

How 9-year-old Rose became inspired to walk over 21 miles for urban trees.

After two days in intense heat, Ben Coles managed to walk 58 miles from Torquay to Taunton. Check out how he got on...

Trees for Cities, has been awarded a grant from the Government’s £40 million 2nd round of the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, a multi-million-pound boost for green jobs and nature.

This season we’ve yet again done what we do best: plant trees, empower communities, and give schoolchildren the chance to grow up around nature. Take a look at what we achieved...

Ben Coles at Somerset Council, will be walking 58 miles, from Torquay to Taunton, to work, raising money for urban trees.

We know we need to look after our bees but how much do we actually know about them? Prepare to bee amazed!

​Meet our tree waterers, Oscar and Tom! We’ve asked them a few questions all about how they’re keeping our trees alive during the summer months - and how you can help out too!

Join our campaign to build #HealthierCities, and help us transform the health of our cities for generations to come.

In partnership with ​Newquay Orchard and Ecosia, we planted seven apple trees with 20 students from Tretherras ​to grab the attention of world leaders visiting for G7 Summit​.