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Lucy Stevens

From poetry to bird-ringing - six creatives confirmed for arts projects inspired by the National Forest

Bluebells

Signs of spring in the National Forest

Rising Together CIC

Announcing the Forest Society Grants for 2024

Water Vole

5 charming mammals to discover in the National Forest

Beltane

Embracing Nature's Rhythm: The Vibrant Celebrations of Beltane

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Canopy-covered trails: unveiling the therapeutic power of Forest walks

In today's fast-paced world, where stress and anxiety seems to lurk around every corner, finding solace and peace of mind is becoming increasingly crucial. Fortunately, one of the most effective remedies might just be a step away – quite literally. With this year’s Mental...

Beltane

Embracing Nature's Rhythm: The Vibrant Celebrations of Beltane

At the beginning of May on the Celtic wheel of life is the festival of Beltain, half way between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice. Beltain is a Celtic fire festival and marks the start of the Celtic summer.

Bluebell

Top places to enjoy the beauty of bluebells in the National Forest

Springtime heralds the arrival of one of nature's most enchanting displays – the stunning sea of bluebells. These delicate, violet-blue flowers carpet the forest floors, creating a scene straight out of a fairy tale. And the great news is that the National Forest is the...

Water Vole

5 charming mammals to discover in the National Forest

If you've been captivated by the mesmerising scenes of David Attenborough's latest series, "Mammals," airing on BBC1, then we have great news for you. You can embark on your very own wildlife adventure without crossing oceans or continents!

Rising Together CIC

Announcing the Forest Society Grants for 2024

We are excited to announce the six projects and organisations, successful in the fourth round of Forest Society Grants, designed to support the health and wellbeing of residents and communities and increase their participation in activities within the National Forest.