Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The Woodland Trust is urging tree lovers to stump up nominations for Northern Ireland’s Tree of the Year 2017.

Two County Tyrone gardens open their doors for charity

Families and nature lovers are invited to put a spring in their step at the Woodland Trust’s Throne Wood in north Belfast.

More than 70 organisations, with a combined membership of 20 million people, launch principles to bring trees and woods to the centre of society

Saturday 1 April: 12 to 4pm

A remarkable County Down oak, recently crowned Northern Ireland’s best-loved tree, is now competing for votes in the European Tree of the Year contest.

Tree dressing events mark one year to go until launch

A centuries-old wood, at the foot of Cave Hill in north Belfast, is set for a facelift thanks to funding of almost £48,000 from the Alpha Programme, administered by Groundwork Northern Ireland.

Feel a million miles from the city, with a guided walk at Carnmoney Hill – a striking natural landmark on the outskirts of Belfast.

The invitation comes from the Woodland Trust; and the date for the diary is Saturday 24 September, at 11am.

Families and friends are invited to venture deep into the forest for a magical evening with Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and James Corden.