Trees for Climate
Trees for Climate is a multi-million pound woodland creation programme with one of the most competitive grant schemes for tree planting available today.
The programme is part of the national Government-led Nature for Climate fund and is being delivered by England’s Community Forests, a partnership of organisations with years of experience helping landowners to plan, deliver and manage woodland creation schemes across the country.
As an expert advisor, delivery partner and funder in one local organisation, your Community Forest is there to help landowners, farmers and their agents you enhance your land and business through woodland creation.
The Trees for Climate programme is providing social, economic and environmental transformation across the country. Every landowner that works with us is playing their part to help address climate change, whilst also improving the environment and local area for communities to benefit from for years to come.
Trees for Climate Case Studies
Ravenshall School
White Rose Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Planting edible hedgerows and trees at a special school in Dewsbury.
Eastham Country Park
The Mersey Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Community work together to introduce more trees to popular country park.
Shaw Forest Park
Great Western Community Forest
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Partnership working to increase community woodland at Shaw Forest Park in Swindon.
Bodmin Park
Forest of Mercia.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Two days on planting in Bodmin Park
Flitwick Nature Park
Forest of Marston Vale.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
A new community space for people and nature.
Court Farm
Forest of Avon.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
9.4ha site situated in Somerset, part of the Forest of Avon.
Union Close
City of Trees.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
City of Trees worked with social housing provider, Onward Homes, to plant woodlands at three of their sites in Greater Manchester.
Coxmoor Golf Club
Greenwood Community Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Increasing woodland and healthy wood pasture habitat with volunteers.
Highfield House
Humber Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 4.
Creating a haven for wildlife on neighbouring land.
Lower Knole Farm / Co-forest
Forest of Avon.
Trees for Climate, Year 2.
Creating the first ‘flagship’ forest with Co-forest in Almondsbury, Bristol.
Newcastle Airport
North East Community Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 2.
More than 8,000 native trees and shrubs planted in partnership with Newcastle International Airport.
Pavers Foundation Forest
White Rose Forest.
Trees for Climate, Year 2.
1170 native trees were planted and a wildflower meadow and wetland area created by local volunteers on this 1.2 hectare site near York.
Programme impact and achievements
Through our Trees for Climate fund, we offer landowners free advice, finance and delivery of tree planting projects. We can also provide 15 years of maintenance payments and many more benefits.
