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Rewilding the UK's landscapes at scale

264,609trees planted

8.2 hasoil revitalised

Join to restore ecosystems, protect wildlife and combat climate change.

1.Select your preferred project
2.Track your contribution in real-time
3.Share your impact story

A clearer view of your impact

Every tree is tracked, with a location you can visit, and regular updates from the site through dashboards, field updates, and shareable content.

What your support helps make possible

Restoration is not a single moment. It takes planning, planting, aftercare, monitoring and long-term stewardship. Contributions support the wider work needed to help these landscapes recover and keep improving over time.

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Step 1: Plan the site

Step 1: Plan the site

Assess the landscape, agree the right restoration approach, and prepare the site for long-term success.

Step 2: Grow and source planting stock

Step 2: Grow and source planting stock

Raise or source suitable native trees and plants for the conditions of each project.

Step 3: Prepare the ground

Step 3: Prepare the ground

Ready the site for planting and habitat work, taking account of soils, water and existing ecology.

Step 4: Plant and restore

Step 4: Plant and restore

Carry out the planting and restoration work on the ground, from woodland creation to wider habitat improvement.

Step 5: Protect young growth

Step 5: Protect young growth

Help early planting establish through guards, maintenance, weeding and practical site protection where needed.

Step 6: Support habitat recovery

Step 6: Support habitat recovery

Go beyond trees alone by improving the wider conditions wildlife needs to return and thrive.

Step 7: Monitor progress

Step 7: Monitor progress

Track how the site develops over time and capture the milestones, changes and lessons from the field.

Step 8: Share updates

Step 8: Share updates

Turn restoration progress into clear updates, dashboards and stories that supporters and partners can follow.

Step 9: Steward the landscape long term

Step 9: Steward the landscape long term

Support the ongoing management needed to keep the project healthy, resilient and valuable for years to come.

Our 8 large-scale projects across the United Kingdom

Every contribution supports a real UK restoration project. We've planted over 1.5 million predominantly native trees and restored 1500 hectares of meadows, wetland and peatland.

Brisbane Mains

Brisbane Mains (GB)

60,710 trees

Brodoclea

Brodoclea (GB)

12,353 trees

Dumyat

Dumyat (GB)

115,031 trees

Glenaros Estate

Glenaros Estate (GB)

21,394 trees

Leadloch

Leadloch (GB)

27,023 trees

Mill of Plunton

Mill of Plunton (GB)

1,434 trees | 34 m² soil

Montgreenan

Montgreenan (GB)

9,714 trees

Pleasantfield

Pleasantfield (GB)

15,973 trees