Forestry England and Climate Change in the UK

• The UK's climate has been getting warmer and wetter in recent decades.
• England experiences more forest fires and floods, resulting in health, home, and livelihood disruptions.
• Biodiversity in Britain is declining, with one in seven species at risk of extinction.
• New pests and tree diseases have emerged.
• Climate-induced disruptions threaten international markets and financial stability.
• Trees are effective carbon capturers, flood reducers, and wildlife habitats.
• Forestry England, as the largest land manager in England, grows seven million trees annually to replant forests and create new woodlands.
• Joining the Future Forest Collective allows individuals and organizations to help plant more trees, support wildlife, and contribute to a healthier England.
• Forestry England's work aligns with environmental values, keeps staff motivated, and strengthens brand image.

Explore the impact of climate change on England's forests, biodiversity, and ecosystems. Learn about Forestry England's efforts to mitigate climate-induced disruptions and how you can contribute to a healthier environment.