Skip to content

Moor Trees

Grow and plant native, broadleaf trees on Dartmoor and South Devon

About

Grow and plant native, broadleaf trees on Dartmoor and South Devon

Established in 2001, Moor Trees is a Devon-based charity dedicated to recreating native woodland across Dartmoor and south Devon, and increasingly helping projects around the Tamar valley and beyond.

Although our region seems to be well wooded, much of the forest is commercial softwoods, Victorian game plantations (often made up of trees from elsewhere in Europe, such as sweet chestnut) and shelter belts.

True natural woodland, carpeted by bluebells or daffodils in Spring, rich with native birds and butterflies, is rare, mostly found in the steep valley fringes of Dartmoor.

We aim to restore native broadleaf woodland by growing trees from locally collected seed in our community tree nurseries, and planting them as new woodland on private and public land.

Each year we collect tens of thousands of local tree seeds to grow in our community tree nurseries.  We provide relevant information regarding grant applications and woodland design, and a tree planting service by our staff and volunteer groups.

These trees can be purchased for woodland planting, hedgerow creation and restoration schemes.

Moor Trees build biodiversity by working with local people. Every year we work with hundreds of volunteers of all ages and abilities.

Moor Trees have won various national volunteering awards and run at least three activity days per week. We work with various partners in and around Dartmoor, the City of Plymouth, and the South Hams.

We are also developing research, education and training programmes with partner schools, colleges and universities.

Established in 2001, Moor Trees is a Devon-based charity dedicated to recreating native woodland across Dartmoor and south Devon, and increasingly helping projects around the Tamar valley and beyond. Although our region seems to be well wooded, much of the forest is commercial softwoods, Victorian game plantations (often made up of trees from elsewhere in Europe, such as sweet chestnut) and shelter belts. True natural woodland, carpeted by bluebells or daffodils in Spring, rich with...
 

Moor Trees's activities



   Campaign

Today's events

Events 20 May 2024 to 26 May 2024

Events 20 May 2024 to 20 Jun 2024

Showing 1 result    with

Click here to show results that are tagged with some (but not all) of your filters and/or keyword.

Click here to show results that are an exact match with your filters and/or keyword.

  • South Hams & West Devon
  •  
Restoring woodland accross Dartmoor and South Devon   Moor Trees is an independent charity dedicated to restoring native woodland on ... Read more
  • Every week
  • Variable
  • 188 days remaining
  • No disabled access
More information

Sorry, no results found

This is searching for activities that match all your selected tags.
The button below searches for activities that match any selected tags.

  

Click here to show results that are tagged with some (but not all) of your filters and/or keyword.

Try these tags...

 


Try a single keyword

Would you like to save your progress?


Note: Saving as a draft means your activity will be available for you to edit in your dashboard.​

Selecting delete marks your activity as deleted in your dashboard.​

Please sign in or register

Search Devon Connect

Cookies on Devon Connect

We use cookies to give you the best online experience.

Select 'Accept all' to agree to all cookies.

Some cookies are essential. Others can be controlled in your cookie preferences.