Blog content tagged with "nature":
How a new mapping tool identifies potential for doubling tree cover
Joanna Watson16 Sep 2020
How a ground breaking mapping tool empowers activists to talk to landowners about creating new tree cover.
Together we can transform the green belt
Ben Moss, land steward and activist01 Jun 2020
Ben Moss describes his vision for rewilding the green belt for people and nature.
The puzzle of land for trees: supporting communities to find the missing pieces
Mary Stevens03 Apr 2020
Mary Stevens shares our work in finding land for trees as a natural climate solution.
From hot spots to hope spots. Bringing a wildly different green belt to life.
Mary Stevens15 Jan 2020
The climate crisis is motivating people to plant trees and make space for nature to recover. Can we use a local mapping tool to show them where to start?
How growing trees could connect communities in a climate forest jigsaw
Joanna Watson22 Aug 2019
Paul Preece shares his reflections on a 3-week sprint to re-imagine the green belt.
A wildly different vision: greening the Green Belt
Guy Shrubsole12 Jun 2019
Friends of the Earth is working on the challenge of how we can double tree cover. Campaigner Guy Shrubsole shares his ideas about why we should start with greening the Green Belt and asks “is this really the best we can do?”
More trees for London's green belt?
Joanna Watson28 Aug 2019
As part of our campaign to double tree cover in the UK we visit Trent Park in Enfield to find out more about London's green belt.
A green belt immersion: notes from the field(s)
Mary Stevens22 Jul 2019
Reflections on our design practice during a recent immersion in the green belt which many city-dwellers rarely stop to enjoy.