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.

Latest info and advice to support and enable people to plant trees, hedges and woodland - all in one downloadable pack.

“The success of planting will depend on choosing the right tree for the right place, and on the ongoing care you provide to ensure your trees thrive...”

The Branching Out Community Fund is now accepting applications for the winter 2022 / 2023 tree planting season for grants of between £200 and £2,000 to support tree, hedgerow and orchard planting projects run by schools, community groups and Tree Warden Networks.

Inspiring, supporting & promoting the tree care community for a society that better appreciates trees.

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.

From the Woodland Trust:

Find out more about the small, simple actions that each one of us can do to give our natural environment a brighter future.

From the Woodland Trust. Every single tree captures carbon as it grows, and every tree you plant helps fight climate change.

Farmers in England have been given fresh clarity on whether farmland will continue to be eligible for area payments when it is planted with trees.

Planting plans - planting the right tree in the right place.

Step by step guide to planning small scale planting including objectives, site, species choice, planting, monitoring.

Charity dedicated to the improvement of broadleaved trees in order to realise the economic, social and environmental benefits of broadleaved woodland.

Financial support for tree planting schemes 0.5 - 7 hectares in urban and peri-urban areas.

Aims to identify and tackle issues associated with native oak trees, bringing together charities, landowners and government.

People’s Trust for Endangered Species Hedgerow information. They work closely with Hedgelink but their advice is more detailed and so hopefully useful to people.

How reforesting should work in partnership to identify tree types, co-creating productive forests with timber use in mind.

How to create vibrant and resilient woodland for the future.

A guide to assessing & addressing safety risks, preserving trees and reducing ecological impact of loss & helping ensure next generation of ash.

Restore native broadleaf woodland by growing trees from local seeds, planting - connecting people with woodland, enabling re-engagement with trees and natural environments.

Nut & Fruit tree planting, agroforestry.