A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
The Wiswell Grove
The Wiswell family
25/12/2016
A family grove, dedicated to the members of the Wiswell family, as a way of celebrating annual events whilst contributing to the restoration of Scotlands ancient forests.
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th July 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th June 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th May 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th April 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th March 2018
Happy birthday dad! Love you tons xxxx
Donated by Hayley Wiswell
19th March 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th February 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th January 2018
Season's greetings to the Wiswell clan and a very happy 2018 to all of you
Donated by Hayley Wiswell
3rd January 2018
In memory of those who left us in 2017, William Wiswell and Ellen Crompton. Much loved and missed greatly.
Donated by Hayley Wiswell
3rd January 2018
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th December 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th November 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th October 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th September 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th August 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th July 2017
Donated by William David Wiswell
25th June 2017
In memory of loved ones no longer with us
Donated by William David Wiswell
12th May 2017
Happy birthday mum and happy birthday dad, here are some more trees to contribute to our wee Grove in the Highlands
Donated by Hayley Wiswell
20th March 2017
Merry Christmas to Mum & Dad, may this wee grove of 10 trees be the start of something truly amazing!
Donated by Hayley Wiswell
16th December 2016
This grove has been established by the Wiswell family as a way of celebrating family events and at the same time help to restore the Caledonian Forest. Our family is passionate about the Scottish Highlands and its native woodland - this grove will give us the opportunity to help restore, rejunivate and reconnect the lost Caledonian forest, growing over time as our family grows. May our grove grow strong and flourish, and over time support a wide range of wildlife, from lichens to wood ants to pine martens.
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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