What We Do
Restore, regenerate, protect and educate to ensure a world which is abundant, adaptable and thriving for future generations.
- Promote and support biodiversity by protecting and restoring natural wildlife habitats and ecosystems through rewilding, reforestation and land regeneration projects
- Pro-actively honour, encourage and revitalise meaningful connections between people, land and spirituality through sacred and environmental activism.
- Collaborate with other tree organisations, landowners and grass roots community and environmental organisations in urban and rural areas both locally and internationally.
- Support the planting of native trees to create and replenish permanent woodlands and forests.
- Organise neighbourhood seed cultivation, tree planting and care projects and events in rural and urban communities.
- Contribute to the creation of agroforestry and agroecological projects, supporting farmers to have healthier soils and higher yields.
- Create and support community permaculture projects, forest and herb gardens.
- Support organic vegetable farming initiatives and encouraging healthy plant-based nutrition to support health and longevity.
- Provide a platform for education, training and leadership in the fields of regenerative culture, herbal medicine, healthy lifestyles, rewilding, conservation, spirituality and sustainability.
- Combine eco-therapy, environmentalism, holistic therapies and spiritual practices to educate, empower and promote the well-being of individuals, groups and communities.
- Promote, protect and support inclusive and loving communities
- Act in solidarity with indigenous and marginalised communities to protect and regenerate healthy ecosystems and promote environmental and social justice.
- Create a network and community of Fellowship leaders to amplify and extend our activities and reach.
Check out all the places we’ve planted trees and our active Tree Guardian micro-nurseries.
A summary of our current projects
Nature Talks
You are invited to these conversations where revolutionary speakers bring powerful voices for Nature and Earth. As life shifts, we have invited spiritual and ecological leaders, pioneers and advocates to talk about how our return to nature will support our evolving world.
Community Tree Nursery Collaborative
This is a new new initiative set up in partnership with four established community tree nurseries: Coeden Fach, Moor Trees, Special Branch and the Tree Musketeers.
This follows an initial online event “How to … set up a community tree nursery” which you can watch on our You Tube channel.
Growing Diversity
The new ‘Growing Diversity’ project is a partnership between Fellowship of the Trees and the Woodland Trust. Funded by the Tree Production Innovation Fund through the Forestry Commission. It is focused on supporting Community Tree Nurseries (CTNs) in England to grow improved quality and diversity of trees from seeds, especially those species that are hard to source and grow.
Tree Stewardship
Tree Stewardship weaves in watering, tending and management in the way of looking after the aging trees, support for the younger trees and learning how to still ourselves as stewards to listen to nature and its wisdom and knowing.
Tree Guardians
Tree Guardians pledge to nurture and tend native tree seeds for two years, in their gardens, balconies and windowsill. To grow flourishing saplings which will deepen their relationship and practical experience of growing trees along with learning what the benefits each tree species offers to the environment including communities and people.
