The Agroforestry Show takes place every year in September and is organised by the Soil Association and Woodland Trust. As well as attending the event, you can view the wealth of information on the website with videos on all aspects of Agroforestry including Silvopasture, biomass, fruit growing and timber.

This handbook aims to help with decisions about tree species in woodland creation projects, with profiles of 50 tree and shrub species and 18 woodland communities.

Is there really space in the UK to double tree cover? And where’s best to grow all those trees?

72% of UK land is currently used by farmers for food production, but combining trees with farming gives us the option to suck carbon out of the atmosphere, and make farming more profitable, productive, and sustainable

New woodland to be created with 120,000 trees to be planted on council owned land in Wiltshire with involvement of the Woodland Trust.

These multi-species, densely planted ‘Miyawaki’ forests grow quicker, with greater diversity than single species and hold greater carbon storage.

These multi-species, densely planted ‘Miyawaki’ forests grow quicker, with greater diversity than single species and hold greater carbon storage.

Using the Miyawaki forest management technique developed, we aim to plant over 150 forests in the UK by 2023. We are seeking visionary sponsors and land owners to help us make this aim a reality.

What should be done for England to fulfil share of UK’s goal of 30,000 hectares of new woodland per year until 2025.

"Short Film on land use in U.K.

Friends of the Earth."

"Dec 2019

P12 - use of county farms for woodland"