Heart of England Forest and three West Midlands councils are offering free trees to landowners and community groups to plant this winter. The scheme aims to offset the impact of climate change and biodiversity loss, providing support and knowledge for successful planting and care.
Free trees are being offered to landowners and community groups to plant this winter to boost biodiversity., a partnership between Heart of England Forest and three West Midlands councils.
Launched in July 2022, in partnership with Wychavon, Stratford-on-Avon and Warwick district councils, the scheme aims to offset the impact of climate change and biodiversity loss. Organisers believe a lack of trees and woodland can also negatively impact on people's health, and give them fewer opportunities to engage with nature., which provided £2.6bn of local investment to be used by March 2025.Those looking to do some planting can choose between a range of free tree packs, made up of a range of native broadleaved species.
Individuals can apply for more than one pack, with each containing the necessary stakes and tree guards.
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