Forest of Dean

Hope Wood

Hope Wood — Woodland in Forest of Dean

Hope Wood is a new community woodland project located north of Portford Lane in South Brent, Devon. Over 10,000 native trees were planted in the first year, with plans for around 12,500 more in the second year, including broadleaf woodland, wood pasture and orchard trees. The project symbolises resilience and a sustainable future, and marks the first step in the council's pledge to plant a tree for every resident in the South Hams district.

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Area: 107.3 ha

Region: Forest of Dean

Address: Hope Wood, Longhope GL17, UK

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Opening hours

Tree planting activities take place between November and March

Best for

Community tree planting activities, environmental volunteering, and meeting local people while contributing to woodland creation

Wildlife

Native trees supplied by the Woodland Trust including broadleaf woodland, wood pasture and orchard trees.

History

Project launched as part of South Hams District Council's pledge to plant a tree for every resident in the South Hams district, supported by Defra's Nature for Climate Fund and aligned with the district's net-zero carbon emissions commitment by 2050. Collaboration between South Hams District Council, Sustainable South Brent, the Woodland Trust, and Plymouth and South Devon Community Forest.

Reviews

★★★★★5.0(1 reviews)View on Google Maps →
Polly Hickson★★★★★a year ago

Beautiful 😍

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