Our partners
We are grateful to the following organisations for their generous support – making our work to protect, create and restore Scotland’s woodlands possible.
AnswerConnect
AnswerConnect supports our work to restore, create and protect woodlands across Scotland.
Baillie Gifford
Baillie Gifford awarded Future Woodlands Scotland a ‘runner up’ prize as part of their ‘Charity of the Year’ programme’ (2025).
bp
bp has a long-standing relationship with Future Woodlands Scotland, built on more than 20 years of support for woodland restoration in Scotland. Their involvement began with the pioneering Scottish Forest Alliance, which restored over 5,000 hectares of native woodland and led to the establishment of Future Woodlands Scotland. Since 2021, bp has partnered directly with us, helping to restore and create nearly 1,000 hectares of woodland through the Future Woodlands Fund and supporting the launch of both the Forestry Skills Programme and Urban Forestry Programme.
JERA Nex bp
JERA Nex bp support our Urban Forestry Programme.
Lantra
We’re working with Lantra to address the skills gap across the forestry sector through the provision of funding and training opportunities.
Scottish Forestry
Scottish Forestry has contributed funds towards the Future Skills Programme.
Scottish Forestry Trust
The Scottish Forestry Trust has contributed funds towards the Future Skills Programme.
The University of Edinburgh
We’re working with the University of Edinburgh’s ‘Centre for Sustainable Forests and Landscapes’ to help shape a new research strategy for native woodland restoration.
1% for the Planet
We’re a proud member of 1% for the Planet, a global alliance of businesses, individuals, and non-profits working together for a healthy planet.