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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.

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Future Woodlands Scotland

Our vision is a Scotland where trees and native woodlands are thriving for our wildlife, communities and climate. We work collaboratively with organisations and individuals who are working to build a greener Scotland.

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Latest news and stories from across our team and the organisations we support.

All Future Woodlands Fund General News Press Releases Research Success Stories Urban Forestry

Community groups, local authorities, charities and schools urged to apply for funding to add trees in urban areas from a pot of up to £10m

Fruit and nut trees in Raploch gardens and tree wardens on the Clyde show that “from small acorns, mighty oaks grow”

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Apply now for our Urban Forestry Challenge Fund and help transform Scotland’s neighbourhoods

Grants of up to £100,000 are available

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Mapping Scotland’s Forgotten Woodlands: The Woodland Place-Name Project

At Future Woodlands Scotland, we’re dedicated to preserving and recovering Scotland’s rich woodland heritage.

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Why we’re championing small-scale tree producers

Small-scale tree nurseries across Scotland are essential to expanding native woodlands.

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Our new Urban Forestry Programme is here!

Grants of up to £100,000 will soon be available to support urban forestry projects across Scotland.

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Listening to Nature | An enhanced survey technique to protect Scotland’s rich diversity

In the face of ongoing global biodiversity loss, innovative conservation methods are crucial.

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New grants awarded for Scottish native woodlands research

In April, we proudly granted two new projects.

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Exploring Research and Innovation Grants: Q&A with Ailsa, our Operations & Finance Manager

Gain insights on navigating our grants programme

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Unlocking the hidden power of urban trees

Tim Hall, our Chair, shares the many advantages that trees bring to our urban landscapes.

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Future Woodlands Scotland and bp sign contract for £10m Urban Forestry Programme

We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with bp to help deliver greenier cities, towns, and urban areas through an innovative forestry programme.

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New Urban Forestry Manager joins us as we set strategic direction for next five years

A warm welcome to Des Hackett, our first Urban Forestry Manager

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A warm welcome to our two new Trustees

Celia Brady and Dave McCall will further strengthen our Board as we enter an exciting period for the charity.

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