Some of the recent blogs we’ve written about the Forest and supporting it, click on the images to read more.
Muslim Hikers Walk in Epping Forest
On 27th April, 200 walkers from Muslim Hikers, a community group championing diversity and inclusion in the great outdoors, joined us again in the beautiful Epping Forest and hiked a 14-mile trail in the north of the Forest
Shopping at Tesco in Chingford or Highams Park? Vote for us!
We are hoping for a cash boost from the Tesco Stronger Starts scheme to support our new initiative to develop an Epping Forest Walks App. We are shortlisted in the customer vote in the Chingford and Highams Park areas. Vote for us between mid-January to the end of March.
A fairer and healthier Waltham Forest – Professor Sir Michael Marmot
Last year Waltham Forest commissioned Professor Sir Michael Marmot to report on creating a fairer and healthier Waltham Forest. EFHT Policy volunteer, Amaris Ravenau, summarises the findings, and identifies opportunities.
Climate change and ancient trees
Patricia Moxey, naturalist, ecologist and EFHT Trustee shares her knowledge about Epping Forest and the potential threats it is facing in the context of climate change. This article was first published in our Autumn/Winter 2023 issue of ‘Trust in the Forest’ members’ magazine.
The lark ascending
Tim Harris from Wren Wildlife & Conservation Group shared the group’s work to protect skylarks in Wanstead Flats in collaboration with City of London. This article was first published in Epping Forest Heritage Trust’s Autumn/Winter 2023 issue of ‘Trust in the Forest’ magazine.
Agenda for Nature: Epping Forest Talks
On Saturday 14th October, EFHT joined Woodland Trust, WWF UK and the Rayne Foundation in a panel discussion around how we can stand up for trees, nature and Epping Forest
Conservation
Other blogs we’ve written what we do to conserve and grow Epping Forest.
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Events and news
Other blogs we’ve written about events and news around the forest.
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Advocacy
Other blogs we’ve written about our advocacy work on behalf of the Forest.
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