In celebration of Earth Day on April 22nd, donations made by you April 19th to April 23rd will be 100% match-funded by GlobalGiving so you can maximise your support for Andover Trees United.
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We hear from Wiltshire-based artist and woodturner, George Shapland, to find out what he has been up to with his piece of the one ash
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News on the progress of the cabin build, details of the next steps and how you can get involved
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Meet one of our fabulous Trustees - Liz Scrace.
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Find out how Project ecologist, Alex Marshall has been gearing up for the phase II of the Nature In Harmony project and how you can get involved in the citizen science!
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Shining a light on our wonderful team of volunteers! Here’s Doreen :)
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It’s exciting times here at Andover Trees as we are gearing up to start volunteer workdays again! Here we introduce you to a couple of our younger volunteers Izzy & Grace who have been volunteering with us since primary school!!
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The benefits of planting trees and being surrounded by nature are huge in aiding our overall health, the health of the planet and our natural wildlife
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Everybody meet Trevor. Trevor has been giving his time every week since 2018…
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Alex updates us on the findings of the past month’s wildlife surveys and citizen science
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Shining a light on the brilliant volunteers behind our project
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Wildlife surveys and citizen science - Here’s the 1st blog post from project ecologist, Alex.
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As Earth Day 2020 arrives, founder Wendy reflects on the journey of Andover Trees United so far
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Showing some appreciation for all the time, energy and love that the ATU team commit to the project.
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Here’s what happened when we felled the One Ash tree.
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Harmony Woods, Andover is home thousands of British native trees, 25 disease-resistant Elms, and has a particular significance to Ash Dieback disease.
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An overview of Tree Planting Fortnight 2019
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This past summer (2019) we were able to run The Nature Explorers’ Play Scheme for the very first time. And what a brilliant summer it was!
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