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.

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 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 following this model should be an excellent inspiration for landowners of any size.

Read more about these inspirational places.

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 habitats. Very interesting

Sharing what we do with everyone is very rewarding. We love having volunteers come out with us for a day and help out. Here is an account of the fun that companies can have when they come plant with Protect Earth.

Soil degradation and erosion is impacting the UK. Food supply, built areas, and the natural environment are all being impacted. The impact costs billions to prevent in loss. But, there are solutions available.

Protect Earth’s goal is to do more for the planet. We’ve put boots to ground to do so and now we’re coming clean with how much habitat we’ve restored and where. Dive in and enjoy!

High Wood is an ancient woodland that is accessible to the public. So everyone can enjoy it, we’re working on making it a place for walkers, horse riders, and cyclists to come. Recently, we have restored old mountain biking trails and built new ones!

The media is perpetuating a story of greed and resultant loss of vital food growing resources in the UK. The latest is from our Chair who tackles this misconception. Read on!

This is a case study about Peter - a smallholder in rural west Wales - and how Protect Earth was able to help Peter bring his goal of increasing biodiversity on his seven acres to life.

Planting in straight lines is neither lazy or bad. Instead, sometimes it’s a requirement in order to successfully be awarded grants or other funding. Ultimately, given enough time, woodlands will behave as woodlands and they will inject an order and aesthetic it wants.

Steve the Ecologist recently undertook a few visitations to Goytre Wood in Powys. Many woodland birds were on hand to welcome him. Read more about which birds were there and new birds visiting Goytre Wood!

Yn ddiweddar bu Steve yr Ecolegydd ar ychydig o ymweliadau â Goetre Wood ym Mhowys. Roedd llawer o adar y coetir wrth law i'w groesawu. Darllenwch fwy am ba adar oedd yno ac adar newydd yn ymweld â Choedwig Goetre!