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Protect Earth partnered with boutique hotel group Exclusive Collection to plant 3,985 saplings across three properties, creating greener, healthier landscapes.

1% for the Planet sees companies tithe one percent of annual sales to environmental activities. Protect Earth is now an approved environmental partner.

Protect Earth are more than enthusiastic to share natural spaces with the communities around our managed sites all over the UK. To say we were overjoyed when Oakwood Specialist College contacted us...

When Protect Earth was founded in 2020, each tree we planted was considered a success and was one more tree to mitigate changing natural conditions in the UK. Even from those early days when planting...

January is fleeting past as quickly as a pianist tickles the ivories beneath their fingers. Blink, and it may be summer when you open your eyes!

The UK’s natural space has been battered and abused for centuries. Despite attempts to improve the situation, it’s continuing to decline with additional issues creeping in that will further worsen the

Nannerch is a 27 acre site in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in North Wales. Protect Earth have consolidated our plans on increasing biodiversity within this site, benefitting this piece

Mae Nannerch yn safle 27 erw mewn Ardal o Harddwch Naturiol Eithriadol (AHNE) yng Ngogledd Cymru. Mae Protect Earth wedi atgyfnerthu ein cynlluniau ar gynyddu bioamrywiaeth o fewn y safle hwn, er budd

The owner of a paddocks and stables in North Devon wanted to convert their unused land by introducing small bursts of woodlands and hedging encouraging greater biodiversity on their site.

After hearing about our habitat restoration project at High Wood, a local farmer reached out to develop their farm.

Habitat restoration on Protect Earth’s High Wood continues. Steve the Ecologist updates us on this year’s activities.

Now that Protect Earth has been planting for a few years, we're revisiting some of our very first projects that are 2-3 years old to review progress.

Environmental mapping company Land App has partnered with the Forestry Commission to make woodland creation easier.

We unveil our plans for this coming season - what is to be done! We have an exciting year ahead of us.

As biodiversity decreases in the UK, looking at where and how it can be recovered is essential. The 3/30/300 model proposes increased urban green space, boosting biodiversity and communal wellbeing.

Trees have been hanging around on this old island we call the United Kingdom since the last Ice Age about 10,000 years ago.

Trees have held cultural and religious importance for millennia. This piece looks at the historical cultural influences on trees in the UK and perceptions towards them in modern society.

Flooding in the UK is increasing! Trees serve as a natural flood defence and, if enough are planted, can even prevent flooding. Read on for more!

Now celebrating their seventieth year in the UK, national parks offer substantial benefits. The approach of setting aside land to just be is a fantastic model, and what national parks have achieved fo

In his book, "Invasive Aliens: The Plants and Animals From Over There That Are Over Here", Dan Eatherley investigates the movement of plants and animals and the consequences it’s had on different habi