Ash dieback – Chalara fraxinea
10th October 2012
Asian Longhorn beetle outbreak in Kent
20th April 2012
Chestnut blight in Britain
22nd March 2012
Adopt an Ash and help secure a future for ash trees in Britain
21st November 2012
Chalara fraxinea – advice for woodland owners
8th November 2012
One thousandth tree registered on TreeWatch
17th October 2012
TreeWatch count: 1131 trees adopted
people power for healthy trees...
We need your help!
Our trees our under increasing threats from pests and diseases. Play your part in securing a healthy future for our trees. Adopt a tree, take part in a survey and help spread the word.

Adopt an Ash in readiness for a major survey on
Chalara fraxinea (ash dieback) to be launched in Spring 2013.
Data will be shared with a consortium of forestry and horticultural experts. Help find 'resistant' ash trees across Britain.

We want volunteers to help record the presence or absence of Oak Jewel Beetle on oak trees, indicated by 'D'-shaped holes in their bark.
Data will be shared with scientists at Forest Research.

We are asking volunteers to record the presence or absence of powdery mildew on oak trees this Spring and Summer. Simply 'adopt' an oak tree, or several if you like, and if you can visit them once a month to look at their leaves.

Volunteers are wanted to help record the development and distribution of Pear Rust in a survey run jointly with the Royal Horticultural Society.

Volunteers are wanted to help record the presence or absence of this pest on horse chestnut trees across Europe.
Our survey started in 2010.