What many of us don’t realise is the age and historical significance of some of our hedgerows. Read more
Volunteers from Morfa Gateway and Denbighshire County Council’s Nature for Health programme took part in the hedgelaying at Coed y Morfa nature reserveRead more
Work has begun on an 80m hedge at a community centre in Coedpoeth, WrexhamRead more
Wildlife experts are worried about the sharp decline in the UK hedgehog population, as well as numbers of other small mammals and birds.Read more
Article by the Anglesey Sea Zoo about their planting session as part of the Long Forest projectRead more
Blog post by Tir Coed about tree planting at Southwood Farm, a National Trust site above Newgale in PembrokeshireRead more
Eight volunteers from the Woodland Skills Centre worked on building a polytunnel which will be used to grow hedgerow trees from locally collected seed.Read more
What many of us don’t realise is the age and historical significance of some of our hedgerows.Read more
Veteran beech trees near the River Usk in Llanellen are having their seeds harvested and propagated to assure a healthy future for these magnificent trees.Read more
The iconic red squirrel is getting a helping hand from the Long Forest project on Anglesey. Since the start of the project, 2700 hedge trees have been planted, improving over a kilometre of hedgerow.Read more
Llangloffan Fen was a selected site for the Long Forest project in Pembrokeshire, because it is a rare habitat with associated rare species.Read more
The Long Forest in Holt aims to restore an 1848 hedgerow system by replanting and repairing hedgerow lines with hawthornRead more
The Long Forest app is now live. Why not check out our handy Species ID guide to see what is in your hedgerows today!Read more
Eight Long Forest volunteers from Anglesey completed a two day hedge laying course at Coleg Glyn Llifon in Caernarfon.Read more
Hedgerows are being planted across the width of Anglesey as part of Long ForestRead more