Woodland Trust Northern Ireland

The Woodland Trust is calling on the public to recycle their Christmas cards to help plant thousands of trees.

Peter Lyons, a local volunteer from Bangor in County Down, has won two prestigious Volunteer of the Year awards from conservation charity the Woodland Trust.

Tree-planting invitation: Saturday 8 November, 12pm to 3pm

Charity calls for greater protection for Northern Ireland’s remarkable trees

Charity calls for greater protection for Northern Ireland’s remarkable trees

Woodland invitation: Saturday 4 October, 10am to 1pm

Over three million trees will take root throughout the UK to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the First World War. Part of the Woodland Trust’s Centenary Woods project, the trees will represent the millions of lives lost and affected by the war.

The Woodland Trust, with the help of its new volunteer speakers, invites you and your group to hear first-hand about its plans to bring ancient woodland back from the brink.

Free trees to commemorate the anniversary of the First World War

A public meeting planned for Wednesday 30 July will reveal plans for a Centenary Wood for Northern Ireland.