We don’t just plant trees and leave them to fend for themselves.
We only plant trees with nature reserves / community woodlands who are just as keen as us and you for the trees to survive and live to maturity.
Hundreds of volunteers, working with the nature reserves / community woodlands, help look after the trees at the sites across the UK.
On sites with rabbits, voles or deer we plant the trees in protective shelters to improve the chances of each tree’s survival.
We check in with each woodland annually to make sure the trees are doing well and we add recent photos of the woodland, to show how it’s thriving, to our website.
The first few years are the most critical to a tree’s survival and any damaged / dying trees are replaced for free within the first 5 years.
If you visit one of the woodlands in the spring / summer, and you spot any trees that look damaged or are dying, please take photos of them and email the info to us at CONTACT@EFORESTS.CO.UK
We’ll make sure that the damaged / dying trees are replaced in the next planting season (November to March each year).