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Community groups across Wychavon have been gifted free fruit trees originally thought to be extinct.

The saplings are being offered to landowners and farmers in a bid to encourage more tree planting to help renew and restore existing woodland and vegetation, as well as replacing trees which have been

FREE trees are being handed out to farmers in Alcester and Studley in a bid to encourage more tree planting.

Warwick District Council is marking National Tree Week with an invitation to residents of Rowington and Hampton Magna to join community tree planting events taking place in their villages.

A project that helps farmers make the most of existing and new woodland is accepting more applicants after additional funding was made available.

Many woodlands that were previously looked after have been left to do their own thing, and with that opportunities to reverse biodiversity decline,

Heart of England Forest charity will work with landowners and communities in Warwick and Stratford districts to plant more trees.

A group of 12 forestry projects snap up share of funding from National Lottery Heritage Fund, just days after Defra announces plan to support five nature projects spanning nearly 100,000 hectares

Tree Council wins £500,000 hedge grant - from HortWeek

A new conservation project is set receive half a million pounds to increase woodland in Cumbria.