Severn Treescapes
Severn Treescapes is a Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire Wildlife Trusts’ partnership project working a project area across the three counties.
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Severn Treescapes events
The Severn Treescapes team are hosting a variety of free workshops, information events and site demonstration visits From Wye to Wyre, throughout the treescapes project area.
Severn Treescapes, one year on
The Severn Treescapes Project is a year old! During the last year we’ve been up to a lot, from holding seed planting, landowner and community events, to helping landowners to plan to put trees on…
Severn Treescapes - FAQ's
Curious to know how we are sourcing the trees or where they are going? Read our frequently asked questions.
Severn Treescapes - working with communities
From the fascination of gnarled ancient trees to the joy of planting your own tree seed and watching it grow with you over your lifetime, trees have a special place in our hearts. Find out how we're working with local communities to bring nature closer to 8 million people.
Severn Treescapes - working with farmers and landowners
We'll be working closely with farmers and landowners to incorporate more trees into a productive farmed landscape. This can be anything from bushier hedgerows or planting more trees in them to restoring traditional orchards or wood pastures.
Severn Vale
Severn Vale Living Landscapes
A ‘Wildbelt’ for the Severn?
We’ve got less than ten years to begin reversing the declines in wildlife across the UK. If anything focuses the mind, it’s that. We know that what we’ve been doing so far in Gloucestershire,…
Unlocking the Severn for fish migration
Discover how the River Severn is being opened up for fish migration in the Unlocking the Severn project, led by The Canal & River Trust.
Find out more about their ambitious plans to save…
Severn Solutions for Nature’s Recovery
A partnership between Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and the Hasfield Estate and funded through Natural England’s Nature Returns programme, the project will showcase how the restoration of semi-natural habitats can deliver nature-based solutions for climate change. We will show how this can work within a farmed landscape, including through generating sustainable business and investment opportunities and providing benefit to local communities.
How projects like Severn Treescapes can help slow down increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide
Last year, 2024, was the hottest (global average temperature) year on record and atmospheric carbon dioxide is now double that of pre-Industrial Revolution era levels as reported by the NOAA…
River Severn - Big Beach Clean
On the 16th September, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust hosted our first ever beach clean.