Coventry City Council has partnered with the charity Trees for Streets to make it easier for residents to sponsor new tree planting in their local streets and parks. Trees for Streets is funded by the government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund. … Continue reading →
COVENTREE is Coventry’s Urban Forest Strategy 2022 -2032. It can be found on the City Council website. This is the City’s first tree strategy and is a real milestone for its trees; setting the scene for the City’s management, care … Continue reading →
Coventry Tree Wardens have put in a grant application to plant a cherry avenue to brighten up Caludon Park. This application is dependant on public support. Covid makes it difficult to approach people in person, so they have set up … Continue reading →
As part of Coventry City Council’s commitment to plant 360,000 new trees in the city in the next 10 years – that’s one for every citizen – they are inviting local people to take part in making it happen. Almost … Continue reading →
The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) is a unique tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 which invites people from across the United Kingdom to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee.” Everyone from individuals to Scout … Continue reading →
Coventry Tree Warden Network (CTWN) was constituted in the Spring of 2014 with the following objectives: To provide a forum for tree and hedgerow related issues. To gather and disseminate information about trees and hedgerows to aid proper management and … Continue reading →
The Draft Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) entitled “Trees & Development Guidelines for Coventry” dated December 2019 was made available for public consultation on the Coventry City Council website where is was described to advise “on how tree protection measures and … Continue reading →
Report by Elliot Parker , Climate Reporter, UNA Coventry Trees for Cities is a UK based charity that works on both a national and international level to reduce the impact of climate change by planting trees. Both domestically and internationally … Continue reading →