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We plant in all sorts of weather, and a sunny day can be glorious. But it has some serious impacts on the survival of our trees if it gets too dry. At the moment it looks like we may be finishing our plant season very soon.

Kirsty is one of Stump Up For Trees awesome volunteers. She's been on many a tree plant and bracken bash and last year got roped in to do some work with us in setting up and managing the nursery

In this short blog post she talks about what it's like working in a brand new tree nursery throughout the seasons and the weather! 

January is a really busy time here at Stump. We are mid planting season and have some fantastic new projects, so expect a full report this Spring.  For now, we wanted to wish you all Happy New Year and give you a quick review of progress at Stump in 2022.  To date we have planted over 163,000 trees, at over 40 sites  We don’t just plant the trees and leave: our site inspectio ...

Wishing our sponsors, partners and volunteers a wonderful Yule and a Merry Christmas, from all at Stump Up for Trees.

We all know why we need to plant more trees, but where do we actually plant a million trees in and around the Brecon Beacons National Park?

On this, World Earth Day, we just wanted to give a big shout out to all our volunteers. On account of COVID restrictions, we suspended our volunteering programme at the beginning of January, almost before we had started.

Climate change can be described as a change in global or regional climate patterns. These changes have become particularly apparent during the period covering the last third of the 20^th century to the present, and they are largely due to human activity.

This is Keith’s blog on tree guards. We hope you enjoy reading it.