Volunteers in Lancashire have planted over 2,000 discarded Christmas trees on beaches to create natural sand dunes that combat rising sea levels and provide habitat for rare species like sand lizards.
The sister of James Southey, the only victim of Storm Goretti, pays tribute to her 'kind family man' brother. Read the full story and latest storm aftermath updates.
The final baobab tree in central Kinshasa faces being felled for development. Activists rally to protect this ancient symbol of climate resilience and cultural heritage in the DRC's capital.
The Royal Horticultural Society urges UK gardeners to plant native 'tredges' to help increase woodland cover from 10% to 16.5% by 2050. A showcase garden will debut at Chelsea Flower Show.
North Carolina's Christmas tree industry, the nation's second-largest, shows resilience and strong sales as farmers rebuild from Hurricane Helene's devastating impact in 2024.
Luton Town FC partners with Reflo, planting trees for every goal and launching a fully recyclable kit. Discover how football is tackling textile waste.
London's luxury Sloane Street has undergone a major green transformation, with over 100 new trees and 20% more pavement space. Discover how this project boosts biodiversity and enhances the shopping experience.
Tributes pour in for Simon Rietbergen, the forestry expert who helped establish the UN's Great Green Wall Initiative to combat deforestation in Africa's Sahel region.
Saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted nationwide in a National Trust project, creating a living legacy from the lost landmark.
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK. Discover how 49 new trees will continue the legacy of the iconic landmark.
The National Trust begins planting 49 saplings from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree at symbolic UK sites, ensuring its legacy lives on through hope and inspiration.
Controversial plans to build a cycle path on Woolwich Common would require cutting down over 50 mature trees. Greenwich Council decides November 18.
Experts urge Toby Carvery to fund a £10,000 sprinkler system to save a 500-year-old oak tree chainsawed at its Enfield car park. Help save this ancient tree now.
Acclaimed artist Luke Jerram launches Echo Wood - a living sculpture of 365 trees that will take a century to mature, creating a creative space for future generations in Somerset's Chew Valley.