Gift Membership to the Woodland Trust

For each new member the Woodland Trust can, on average, care for and protect half an acre of native woodland, so this is a perfect gift for nature lovers and anyone who loves British wildlife. It's easy to buy and these wonderful gift memberships last for a year, and you can buy this gift in the knowledge that it will help preserve and protect British woodlands. As well as protecting ancient woodland, you'll be helping to create new woodland.

What your loved one will receive....

A directory of over 1,000 Woodland Trust woods to visit
A handy guide to identifying native trees and shrubs
A native tree dedicated in their names in the nearest available Woodland Trust wood to where they live
A personalised certificate and information about the wood
Regular copies of the members' only magazine, Broadleaf packed full of interesting articles and images sent to their home address

There are two different memberships available for adults: the Joint Adult Membership and the Single Adult Membership. There's also a Concessionary Membership for anyone aged 60 or over and retired . You can pay for either by direct debit or in one fell swoop (£42, £33 and £18 respectively.) The Woodland Trust also have a Nature Detectives Club for young people and children, teachers and leaders.

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Protect woodlands today -
give your loved one a gift membership
from £3 a month

More about the Woodland Trust

The Woodland Trust was founded in 1972 and nearly 40 years later, it owns 1,200 woods throughout the UK. Every wood is open for everyone to enjoy. There's nothing like a walk through woodland to walk off all those Christmas excesses, enjoy the bluebells in Spring, the wild flowers in Summer or the colourful falling leaves in autumn. The Woodland Trust's vision is to see a UK rich in native woods & trees, enjoyed and valued by everyone.

The Woodland Trust aims to:

Campaign for greater protection of native woods, particularly ancient woodland which is the richest wildlife habitat and the UK's equivalent to the rainforest).
Double the amount of native woodland in the UK. The Woodland Trust has already planted over 13 million trees in its near 40 years of existence, which is more than any other UK conservation organisation.
Increase people's understanding and enjoyment of woods

Today, the Woodland Trust has a strong membership who share the charity's passion for woodland and nature. British woodlands abound with wildlife, from deer to dormice, squirrels to rabbits, birds of prey to insects, the adder and ant. Give a gift membership and you'll help preserve and protect woodlands and wildlife for future generations.