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On 2 November 2024, Woodland Savers worked with colleagues from Plant One CIC, My Little Farm, and Thousand Year Trust to convene a community meeting in the village of Gweek, on the Helford estuary in hashtag#Cornwall. We were there to discuss a proposed hashtag#community buy-out of hashtag#farmland and hyperoceanic temperate hashtag#rainforest up the valley from […]

If you take a train south from London Bridge station you may just catch a glimpse of Gorne Wood, a flash of green beside the tracks as you rattle between Brockley and Honor Oak Park. The three-acre wood in Lewisham is one of the last remaining patches of what was once a swathe of ancient

Two founders of the Borders Forest Trust (in red), a ranger, two sheepdogs, and a visiting group from Yorkshire Wildlife Trust stood for this picture at the head of the Carrifran Wildwood, a 780 hectare landscape restoration project begun in the minds of a few friends round a table in 1993, long before the words

We’re here to ask – and answer – some vital questions:   🌱 How can communities help reverse nature decline? 🌿 How can the capital needed for nature recovery be unlocked? 🌳 How can communities and nature best replenish one another?   Woodland Savers was founded in 2022 by Franny Armstrong, Tamsin Allen and Adam