The Forest of Many Faces celebration grove
This grove was started by a dispersed group of friends united by their sporadic noodlings on facebook, but it's for anyone and everyone who wants to add to a growing, sustaining forest for the future.
Inspired by Schumacher College, Alastair McIntosh, Jean Giono, Kelsang Pawo, Greenbelt Festival, Positive News, and everyone doing good stuff instead of sitting on their hands! xxxx
Plant a Tree, Grow a Forest
Donated by Anon
30th August 2010
11th September 2009
Donated by Nicola Miles
xxx with love and gratitude, Stu, Verity, Rowan and Isaac
Donated by Stu, Verity, Rowan and Isaac
Dedicated to Chanooka with love from Nicki Watters
Donated by Nicki Watters
For my beautiful daughter, as this tree grows I hope it does a little bit towards making the planet a better, healthier place to grow up, for every child. Bev Smith x
Donated by Bev Smith
Dedicated to life, love and unity - may this tree bring greenery and oxygen to many!
Donated by Robert Coates
To my darling wife Deborah, my wonderful son Caleb and the baby we never knew.
Donated by Timothy Yau
In the name of Alan Sugar and all that is Holy there will be trees!
Donated by Claire Haswell, Michael Hartney
May leafy loveliness, tweety birdiness and swirly squirreliness abound in our little grove. Hurrah! Rachel Logue
Donated by Rachel Logue
Dedicated to friendship, inspiration family and love. Nicci and Nina
Donated by Nicci and Nina
With thanks for the air we breathe the deep beauty of trees and the joy they bring. Remembering my sweet Uncles Noel and Gerard and my aunty Betty with love Siobhan David and Gabriel
Donated by Siobhan David and Gabriel
Boomshanka! Stu & Jo
Donated by Stu & Jo
Dedicated to our first niece or nephew due in a couple of weeks time! Katy & Richie x
Donated by Katy & Richie
'Every good and perfect gift is from above'
Donated by E K Gregory-Smith
To Mark, because even though it feels like we can't change much it's still worth trying. Lots of love, Suze.
Donated by Suze
Your grove of trees
The trees in this grove will be carefully planted in protected sites in the Scottish Highlands where they will create homes for wildlife and forests for the future.
Scots pine against a summer blue sky.
Twinflowers in bloom on pine woodland floor.
A Scotch argus butterfly on common ragwort.
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