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trentbarton plants trees to mark Clean Air Day

17/06/2022 by Digital Media

Bus operator trentbarton has funded the planting of 330 trees – one for each of its buses – in a new East Midlands woodland to mark today’s Clean Air Day 2022. And trentbarton will continue to work with local not-for-profit tree planting venture Co-Treetment to offset some of its fleet emissions as … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Nottingham Tagged With: Buses, Nottingham, nottinghamshire, Trees, trentbarton

We are Canopy 2050!

22/02/2022 by Digital Media

Canopy 2050 is a community project in the Broxtowe area, based in Beeston. Our objective is to increase the urban tree canopy to 30%, as per the national target. More trees mean cleaner air and a healthier environment for us to live in. We aim to do this by collecting seeds from specific native … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Beeston Tagged With: Beeston, broxtowe, Canopy 2050, Planting, Trees

Over 9,000 free trees distributed to Rushcliffe residents and community groups

18/02/2022 by Digital Media

Rushcliffe Borough Council has now distributed a staggering 9,000 free trees since 2018 to local residents and community groups. It’s all part of the authority’s free tree scheme and Rushcliffe Community Tree scheme which is giving green fingered enthusiasts a chance to further enhance wildlife … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Rushcliffe, West Bridgford Tagged With: Community Groups, Planting, Rushcliffe, The Hook, Trees, West Bridgford

Volunteers plant 750 trees at Home Skylarks Nature Reserve

21/12/2020 by Digital Media

Volunteers battle elements to plant 750 trees at local nature reserve which has seen unprecedented visitor numbers during the pandemic Volunteers at Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Skylarks Nature Reserve at Holme Pierrepont have planted 750 Trees to improve hedgerows and other habitats thanks … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Rushcliffe Tagged With: Nature Reserve, nottinghamshire, Rushcliffe, Trees

Nottinghamshire to see thousands of trees planted for 500 hectares of new woodland in 2021

08/12/2020 by Digital Media

Greenwood Community Forest, hosted and supported by Nottinghamshire County Council, will be one of ten community forests across England planting 500 hectares of new woodland over the next five months, in a push to help deliver against the Government’s target of up to 30,000 hectares of trees per … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Nottingham Tagged With: nature, nottinghamshire, Trees

Free tree scheme returns for Rushcliffe residents, town and parish councils and groups!

10/09/2020 by Digital Media

Rushcliffe based residents, town and parish councils and groups can make their properties and communities even greener by applying for free trees for a third year running.   Over 5,700 trees have been distributed since the start of the campaign in 2018 and crab apple and hazel trees are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: East Leake, Rushcliffe, West Bridgford Tagged With: free, Free trees, Green, plant, Rushcliffe, Rushcliffe Borough Council, tree, Trees

Young campaigners plant 270 trees to combat climate change

06/04/2020 by Digital Media

Young environmental activists from St Peter’s Junior School, Ruddington, have been planting 270 trees in the school’s grounds to help improve the environment and combat climate change. The school, in Ashworth Avenue, Ruddington, was supplied with the trees by the Woodland Trust, as part of an … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Rushcliffe Tagged With: Carbon Footprint, Ruddington, St Peter's Junior School, Trees, Woodland Trust

 

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