
Natural regeneration could save Britain’s forests
Rewilding Britain’s research shows that allowing trees to naturally regenerate over large areas is more efficient and cost-effective than tree planting.

Rewilding Britain’s research shows that allowing trees to naturally regenerate over large areas is more efficient and cost-effective than tree planting.

Britain is one of the least wooded parts of Europe. Learn how natural regeneration can restore our native forests and wildwoods and what this would mean

Learn what natural regeneration means and why it should be our default approach to woodland expansion.

Both Scotland and Norway suffered large-scale deforestation but in the last century trees have returned to Norway. Learn what this might mean for Scotland

Trees clean the air we breath, nourish our soils and prevent flooding. Discover more about the vital role of trees and their importance to rewilding