Some of the recent blogs we’ve written about the Forest and supporting it, click on the images to read more.
Column: Autumn’s bounty – fruits and seeds and where do they go
Patricia Moxey, B.Sc. Hons. FBNA, naturalist, and EFHT Trustee looks at nature’s abundance and invites you to observe the animals that are dependant on it. This column article was first published in Epping Forest Heritage Trust’s Summer 2024 issue of ‘Trust in the Forest’ magazine.
New Podcast ‘Voices of Epping Forest’ Out Now
Many people in the UK struggle to access nature. Podcaster Talia Randall has teamed up with the Essex Cultural Diversity Project and the Epping Forest Heritage Trust to encourage more people to enjoy what Epping Forest has to offer. Epping Forest is owned and managed by the City of London Corporation.
My Epping Forest Journey
My visits to Epping Forest began in 1996, when my son started school and joined cubs/scouts and used to visit Suntrap (now The Hive, an outdoor and environment education centre in Waltham Forest). I used to drop him off and then return later to collect him. I then...
Epping Forest: a sanctuary for me
I often find the world around me chaotic and a lot to take in. We live in a world that is ramped up, fast paced and that often doesn't wait. In the Forest it is quite the opposite. There, things run in cycles. There is patience everywhere. You only have to stand...
High Beach Visitor Centre: 10 Years Celebration
Since EFHT’s predecessor organisation, the Friends of Epping Forest, took over running the Centre 10 years ago, volunteers have welcomed over 145 thousand visitors to the Forest, providing advice and guidance about how best to enjoy the Forest in a respectful way.
Column: Please tread lightly in the Forest
Patricia Moxey, naturalist, looks at roots and how visitors can help protect this wonderful ancient Forest as 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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