Protect EarthJan 21, 2025

Storms like Eunice and Darragh uproot millions of trees, testing the resilience of UK woodlands. Are we planting enough to keep up? Click for the full article.

https://www.protect.earth/blog/the-impact-of-storms-on-the-uks-trees-a-closer-look

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The Impact of Storms on the UK's Trees: A Closer Look — Protect Earth

After the December storms that battered the UK, I walked through some favourite trails near my home in West Wales. These trails and paths meander in, near, and through valleys that are dense with woodlands, and where the aftermath of the storms was stark—fallen trees littered the landscape, even in

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Protect EarthDec 24, 2024

2,050 saplings, two days, and a community of volunteers. Protect Earth helped Sam and Kate in Honiton turn their woodland expansion dream into reality—carbon sequestration, wildlife habitats, and plenty of camaraderie included. Curious about the impact? Click to read the full story.

https://www.protect.earth/blog/how-protect-earth-helped-grow-a-woodland-in-devon

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How Protect Earth Helped Grow a Woodland in Devon — Protect Earth

The Tukes, landowners near Honiton, Devon, had a plan, permission, and funding to expand an established woodland, adding 2,050 more saplings. But they needed help with that final step, getting the saplings planted. Protect Earth joined the Tukes and raised a small army of volunteers. Altogether, we

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