Woodland Trust

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Woodland Trust is the United Kingdom’s largest woodland conservation charity, dedicated to protecting, restoring, and creating native woodlands and encouraging public access to them.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf charitable organization
woodland conservation charity
campaignsOn increased native tree planting
protection of ancient woodland from development
stronger planning protections for woods and trees
charityNumber 294344
charityNumberScotland SC038885
country United Kingdom
encourages community involvement in tree planting
nature-based education
public access to woodland
focusArea ancient woodland
biodiversity conservation
climate change mitigation
native woodland
tree planting
foundedBy Kenneth Watkins NERFINISHED
fundingSource corporate partnerships
grants
membership fees
public donations
hasMembershipProgram yes
hasSubsidiary Woodland Trust (Enterprises) Limited NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Grantham, Lincolnshire, England NERFINISHED
inception 1972
legalForm charity
mission to protect native woods, trees and their wildlife for the future
notableProject Ancient Tree Inventory NERFINISHED
The Big Climate Fightback NERFINISHED
Tree Charter NERFINISHED
Woodland Creation Partnerships with landowners NERFINISHED
operatesIn England
Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
ownsOrManages over 1,000 woodland sites
over 28,000 hectares of woodland
promotes native tree species
nature-based solutions to climate change
purpose creation of new native woodland
habitat restoration
public engagement with woods and trees
woodland conservation
website https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/
worksWith landowners
local authorities
other conservation organizations
schools

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Sandridge, Hertfordshire managedBy Woodland Trust
subject surface form: Heartwood Forest