Proud to partner with the Woodland Trust.
As the UK's largest woodland conservation charity, the Woodland Trust has been protecting and restoring native trees and woodlands for over 50 years. We believe that they are exactly the right partner to help positively influence the environment we all share.
“At E.ON Next, our customers look to us to do more for the environment on their behalf. Becoming a partner of the Woodland Trust will allow our customers to have an impact on nature and through collective action, make a tangible difference to the UK’s ancient woodland.”
Jean Coleman - Director of Commercial, E.ON Next.
Our ancient woodland is under threat.
Nearly 40% of the UK’s ancient woodland faces threats from non-native trees and plants. This compromises the habitat's natural balance. Ancient woodlands are also being damaged and lost due to man-made developments and climate change.
What is ancient woodland restoration?
Restoration is the careful process of removing these threats. This enables natural regeneration of native trees and plants, and helps wildlife to thrive.
Why restore ancient woodland?
Centuries-old woods are unique, relatively undisturbed habitats, promoting diverse communities of plants, fungi, insects, and more. These previous ecosystems need to be preserved or risk being lost forever.
Why trees are the bees knees.
Beyond absorbing CO2, trees provide homes for wildlife, enhance biodiversity, improve air quality, and boost overall well-being. In short, trees are simply awesome! Find out more about ancient woodland restoration.