Projects
Wild Scotland - 2011
In Scotland, New Leaf has been working in two beautiful areas: the Cairngorms National Park and the Tweed Valley Forest Park.
The Cairngorms National Park is the largest national park in the UK. It is home to a variety of landscapes, including mountains, forests, and lochs. New Leaf has planted over 200,000 trees in the Cairngorms, helping to restore ancient woodland and create new habitats for wildlife.
The Tweed Valley Forest Park is a beautiful area of woodland and rivers in the Scottish Borders. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, deer, and salmon. The Tree Charity has planted over 100,000 trees in the Tweed Valley, helping to improve water quality and create new habitats for wildlife.
New Leaf's work in these two areas has made a real difference to the environment and helped to create a greener future for all.
Since 2011
872,880 Scots pine trees planted
Greener England - 2009
In England, New Leaf has been working in two iconic locations: the New Forest National Park and the Lake District National Park.
The New Forest National Park is a beautiful area of woodland, heathland, and coastal marsh in southern England. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, ponies, and birds. New Leaf has planted over 100,000 trees in the New Forest, helping to restore woodland lost to development and create new habitats for wildlife.
The Lake District National Park is a stunning area of lakes, mountains, and valleys in northern England. It is home to some of the country's most iconic landscapes, including Windermere, Scafell Pike, and Helvellyn. New Leaf has planted over 50,000 trees in the Lake District, helping to protect the natural beauty of the area and enhance its resilience to climate change
Since 2009
922,450 rowan trees planted
Reforest Wales - 2015
In Wales, New Leaf has been actively involved in the preservation and enhancement of Snowdonia National Park, the oldest national park in Wales.
Snowdonia National Park is a breathtaking expanse of mountains, valleys, and lakes, home to Wales' highest mountain, Snowdon. New Leaf has played a crucial role in restoring ancient woodland and creating new habitats for wildlife by planting over 50,000 trees in the park. This dedication to reforestation has not only revitalized the natural beauty of the area but also contributed to the park's resilience against climate change
New Leaf is committed to expanding its efforts in Wales and has set its sights on Brecon Beacons National Park, another gem of the Welsh landscape. With its rolling hills, tranquil valleys, and rich biodiversity, it is a natural choice for the charity's next phase of conservation work. By planting trees in this park, New Leaf aims to further protect the Welsh countryside and strengthen its ecological integrity.
Since 2015
634,670 beech tree planted