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Day 9 of 12 Days of Treemas! 🎄 Next up is Clare, our Director of Programmes, Partnership & Comms, with one of her favourite trees, 'Barney', London's oldest London Plane.

Day 9 of 12 Days of Treemas! 🎄 Next up is Clare, our Director of Programmes, Partnership & Comms, with one of her favourite trees, 'Barney', London's oldest London Plane.

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"The eyes, ears and voice of trees in their community" - The Tree Council has thanked 70 Wirral volunteers for their work planting and nurturing trees, and encouraging communities to get involved. If you'd like to explore becoming a Tree Warden, please email wirraltreewardens@wirral.gov.uk | Wirral Council

"The eyes, ears and voice of trees in their community" - The Tree Council has thanked 70 Wirral volunteers for their work planting and nurturing trees, and encouraging communities to get involved. If you'd like to explore becoming a Tree Warden, please email wirraltreewardens@wirral.gov.uk | Wirral Council

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Growing Together - Boosting Community Tree Nurseries across the UK

Growing Together - Boosting Community Tree Nurseries across the UK

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During the winter months our Tree Team was busy planting new trees across the borough, including our wonderful hazel tree from the Tree of Trees in South Ockendon. 🌳 Just like last year, they have been working hard to keep the new trees watered during the warmer weather – do you remember the heatwaves and trying to keep cool in June and July – but would appreciate some help. If a new tree has been planted outside or nearby your home, can you spare some used washing up or bath water and help us

During the winter months our Tree Team was busy planting new trees across the borough, including our wonderful hazel tree from the Tree of Trees in South Ockendon. 🌳 Just like last year, they have been working hard to keep the new trees watered during the warmer weather – do you remember the heatwaves and trying to keep cool in June and July – but would appreciate some help. If a new tree has been planted outside or nearby your home, can you spare some used washing up or bath water and help us

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Become a Tree Warden - Tree Council Volunteer Tree Wardens

Become a Tree Warden - Tree Council Volunteer Tree Wardens

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The Miyawaki Method | Trees Outside Woodland

The Miyawaki Method | Trees Outside Woodland

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Historically, yew produced the finest longbows, enabling archers to fire arrows long distances. The wildlife value of this species is limited, as the tree casts deep shade and few plants grow beneath it. The tree itself supports a limited number of insects, though some birds eat the red flesh of the berries – known as arils – through the winter. | The Tree Council

Historically, yew produced the finest longbows, enabling archers to fire arrows long distances. The wildlife value of this species is limited, as the tree casts deep shade and few plants grow beneath it. The tree itself supports a limited number of insects, though some birds eat the red flesh of the berries – known as arils – through the winter. | The Tree Council

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Happy spring equinox! How will you be celebrating? We can't wait to continue to see all the wonderful seasonal changes happening. 💚

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Our work with The Tree Council

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Tree valuation: a council practitioner's perspective - Treenet

What is a tree? | LearnEnglish Parents - British Council

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Long, yellow, male catkins appear on hazel trees in the depths of winter. If you look close enough you might be able to see the tiny red flower that belongs to the female part of the tree! | The Tree Council

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A Trees and Woodland Strategy Toolkit for Local Authorities

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Our Director of Trees, Science & Research, Jon, tells us all about the scarlet caterpillar club that he found in his local area. This particular fungus takes over a butterfly or moth pupa and grows from inside, taking all of the nutrients. Who has spotted one of these before? | The Tree Council

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Estimated to be 750 years old, this veteran oak tree is believed one of the oldest in Richmond Park 🌳 As part of The Tree Council's National Tree Week we're shining a spotlight on different trees around the parks 🌲 Watch on to find out more about these trees 📹 #NationalTreeWeek | Richmond Park

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Our Director of Trees, Science & Research, Jon, was out in the New Forest when he came across an abundance of fly agaric! #FungiFriday 🍄 These classic fairy tale toadstools often grow beneath birch trees, forming a fascinating underground partnership. So if you're wandering through birch woodlands this autumn and winter, keep your eyes peeled! | The Tree Council

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Here are 5 steps to building a willow tunnel! Our team were at Dovedale school this week to launch their new tree nursery as part of our new programme, ‘Growing Together.’ The school is one of thirty-five new groups across the country that are taking their first steps in growing trees. Growing Together, supported by M&G plc, is a new programme aiming to boost the number of community tree nurseries across the country. As part of the day, we built a ‘willow tunnel’, a great way of providing a natu

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We're kicking off National Tree Week 🌳 with a tree-mendously informative episode from our ‘A Walk in the Park’ podcast, as The Tree Council talk with us about the wonderful benefits of the UK's trees and hedgerows: animalfriends.co.uk/pet-tools-and-resources/walk-in-the-park-podcast/branching-out-to-save-the-planet-with-the-tree-council #AWalkinthePark #AnimalFriendsPodcast #Podcast #TheTreeCouncil #NationalTreeWeek | Animal Friends Pet Insurance

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Happy #FolkloreThursday! Today's folklore feature is the ginkgo biloba. Watch the video to find out folklore facts about this tree! | The Tree Council

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“The tree cover on our planet is like the skin on a human body. If you lose a third of your skin, you’re finished. We’re now apparently down to 30% tree cover on the planet - so we’d better get planting.” Andrew Doubleday, is one of hundreds of volunteers across the country growing tree from seed. You can grow trees too with a bit of knowledge, support and Andrew-Doubleday inspiration! If you need any help to get started – have a look at our tree growers guide. Now for less scrolling, more tree

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Tree Removal Without Council Approval Explained

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Throughout The Green Park you'll find London plane trees standing tall. These urban warriors have an important role to play in all our lives 🌳 As part of The Tree Council's National Tree Week we're shining a spotlight on different trees around the parks 🌲 Watch on to find out more about these trees 📹 #NationalTreeWeek | The Royal Parks

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Seed Gathering Season 2023: Masterclass - how to grow your own trees from seeds

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Big tree go splash

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Changes proposed for Titusville tree preservation rules

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Tree felling: petition calls for Sheffield Council leader and chair of finance to resign

A tree falls. A lawsuit follows. A legal expert explains why

Eau Claire City Council holds public hearing for updating Eau Claire’s tree ordinance

Tree Pruning on a Council Contract [UK Climbing Arborist]

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