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Our work

We’re working to tackle the challenges of creating and restoring trees and native woodlands in Scotland. We focus on solutions so future generations have a Scotland with thriving habitats and wildlife.

Priorities

Ghost Woodlands

Urban Forestry

Research & Innovation

Projects map

Funded projects

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