by Ricky | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
Why I’m Speaking for the Trees I love tall trees that make you feel how small you are. I love all trees, and they all need people to care for them because they give us oxygen to breathe, and without them we wouldn’t be alive. I like being outdoors, and taking care of... 
by Ricky | Nov 25, 2025 | Tree Action News
Tree Action is excited to announce our latest school project – and we need your help to make it happen. We’re raising £5,000 to plant an orchard of 25 fruit trees and 5 woodland trees at Seaside Primary School in Lancing, West Sussex during the next planting... 
by Sean Blue | Oct 28, 2025 | Blog
Among the many native trees that dot the British landscape, the field maple (Acer campestre) tends to blend in. But don’t be deceived as it plays a vital role in the biodiversity of the UK’s countryside, hedgerows, and woodlands. Understanding its lifecycle,... by Ricky | Oct 20, 2025 | Tree Action News
We’d like to shine a spotlight on someone who’s made a huge difference to Tree Action and our local environment: Liam Lord, volunteer and Arboricultural Inspector at Adur & Worthing Councils. Liam has been an incredible help on many of our projects, generously... 
by Sean Blue | Sep 22, 2025 | Blog
The life of an Ash tree The English Ash, or Fraxinus excelsior, stands as one of Britain’s most familiar native trees, reaching heights of up to 40 metres. It’s easy to recognise with its domed crown and smooth pale-grey bark in youth that gradually develops deeper...