We have a vision to plant another 50,000 trees and enough flowers to attract 20 million insects across 1,000 sites in the UK by 2030.

How do we achieve this? We connect sponsors - who help us provide the trees, plants and wildflowers - with land owners. They then volunteer spaces such as schools and disused private land to plant the trees and wildflower meadows on. Our environmental restoration programmes inspire volunteers, educate children and youth, and make a genuine difference to the local ecosystem and people’s wellbeing through re-flowering and reforestation. 

Supporters

Let us know if you would like to help us buy trees and wildflowers for children and youth to plant in new areas.

landowners & Schools

Let us know your interest! Register your land or school for reforesting or re-flowering to restore depleted or unused areas.

Environmental Restoration Programmes

Our ecological restoration programmes educate children about nature, ecology and climate change. As well about wildlife, insects and invertebrate species like butterflies and their importance to our environment. Through our programmes, we help restore depleted natural areas, whilst teaching the next generation about the importance of nature by engaging them with it first-hand.

Success Stories

We always love to share the stories provided by the schools and partners we have worked with to plant trees, wildflowers and restore local rivers. Read some of the success stories of our work below, and keep an eye on our blog where we share the latest ones!

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