We ❤️ 🌳🌲🌳. Volunteers in Chichester as part of the West Sussex Tree Warden Network and the national Tree Warden scheme run by The Tree Council.

Joined April 2022
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What a glorious view! Sadly homes are planned to be built in the foreground and the land in front of the treeline allocated for commercial development. The treeline is the remnant of Lower Rouse Copse, ancient woodland south of Newlands Lane with masses of history.
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Urban trees are so important - here at the heart of East Street.
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The nearest tree was felled on 31st December 2024 due to its lean.
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Friends, are you thinking of leaving here for bluer skies 🦋 ? Here’s a quick way to meet other Friends of green spaces in the UK and where you can share ideas and experiences @FriendsAllyPark @ChiTrees @BOSFonline @PlymTreePeople @BristolTreeFora go.bsky.app/J8Z1Ktz
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🌳Trees – just make our streets look amazing😎 We spend a lot of time talking about how urban trees help keep us cool, reduce pollution, restore nature, help us adapt to climate change, calm traffic etc But lets just🥂celebrate how great they look, and how that makes us feel🙂
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At the end of busy week I’m reflecting on the highly partial coverage devoted by the media to different issues. Massive coverage this week on a farm demo, but a far larger demonstration on Nature in June got hardly anything. Both about land. Why might that be? amp.theguardian.com/commenti…

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Yesterday @UniofExeter and @Peers4Planet published the 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘀' 𝗚𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 Thanks to everybody who attended the launch in parliament and to our brilliant line up of speakers @KerryMP @AlokSharma_RDG @metofficece @Lossky
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Trees transform streets🌳 Next time you're walking along a tree-lined pavement, think for a moment, about how much of a difference they make.. Let's fill ALL our streets with trees Treesforstreets.org
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. open access science paper Do greenspaces really reduce heat health impacts? Evidence for different vegetation types and distance-based greenspace exposure sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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I passed this exuberant, cloud-like ivy bush the other day & noticed it was positively humming with bees & other insects looking for some autumnal food. We need to stop the war on ivy- it’s a valuable & much-needed native plant.
Ivy flowers are a really importance source of food for an amazing array of insects during early autumn and ivy berries are food for many creatures too. Please think twice before cutting ivy back, as you will be depriving many creatures of food and cover for nesting.
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Thanks to @Forest_Research and @uniofwarwick for Acute Oak Decline training & ongoing research at @HatchlandsNT yesterday. Will be on the lookout for symptoms of this very worrying disease. forestresearch.gov.uk/tools-…
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I definitely did not expect that! @PrivateEyeNews
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Thinking about #LifeInTrees, thanks to this video. From location (natural nests in trees, this nestbox may be in a tree, is made from a tree) to materials (twigs, moss) to food (trees feed lots of insects, in turn feeding birds). Launchpad for life!
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Would you give up a couple of parking spaces🚗🚗 if it meant you could have some trees🌳 in your street? 🤔 Often there can be a straight choice - a parking space for a tree. This is particularly so in very narrow streets. It's a point of a lot of debate...
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Street trees encourage walking 🌳🚶‍♂️ Trees make our streets more inviting. When you stroll down a tree-lined avenue, it feels different—more sheltered, more stimulating. This pleasant environment encourages people to get out and walk or cycle. It’s that simple!
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Back in February we said farewell to one of the largest trees on our nursery, our 1750 litre Quercus cerris; and it safely made it's way to The Fenn Bell Conservation Project. The Binturongs enclosure for this tree is not quite complete but we still wanted to share the progress!
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#Heatwave, you say? We can do something about that. 🌳
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The black & white facts of the #Climate and #Nature emergency are a stark and painful reality! But the colour and vibrancy of the @RNNMarch still put a smile on our faces, reminding us that where there is action there is hope! 📷🧵
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📣 Latest News 📣 Residents and workers across Chichester District are being asked for their views on climate change projects as part of a major public consultation taking place from 1 July until 30 September. Read the full release at: orlo.uk/climate_change_consu…
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There were lots of excellent chants today, but my favourite chant from today: the simple & heartfelt “More birds, more trees” conveys beautifully what so many of us yearn for & demand
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Dear @BBCNews we would like to know why you didn’t cover a major news event in #London yesterday. Between 60-100 THOUSAND people marched at the #RestoreNatureNow. It looks like you are picking what you think is newsworthy. Isn’t that called bias? Regards, British wildlife.
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Street trees an inconvenience? 🌳🤔 We still meet people who think street trees are an inconvenience, but with words like ‘heatdome’ & ‘flashflooding’ appearing more often in weather reports, it’s all too clear, they are a necessity 🌳Trees help protect us from extreme weather
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