Sunday 13th September. Join the annual celebration, walk from Manor Park in east London to Epping in Essex. Supported by the City of London Corporation.
Fungi walk at Lords Bushes
Sat 17 Oct 2026. Join EFHT Trustee Abi for a guided fungi themed walk in Lords Bushes and Knighton Wood , exploring fantastic fungi in the ancient woodland
A late autumn stroll in Wanstead Park
Sat 29 Nov 2026. Join EFHT and the Friends of Wanstead Parklands Group for a stroll in Wanstead Park, learning about history and local ecology. Easy.
Love Epping Forest Manifesto 2026 – Download Poster
Download print ready ‘Love Epping Forest Manifesto’ and ask your local councillors to sign up and make specific commitments to protect the Forest. You can also use this as a poster to put on your windows, to show your local candidates how vital the Forest and its continued care and protection is to their residents.
Love Epping Forest Manifesto 2026: Campaign Stalls
We are excited to let you know that we will be setting up stalls near the Forest in April, in Wanstead, Chingford, and Epping to spread the love for the Forest and raise awareness of our Love Epping Forest Manifesto to local candidates.
Help us find a new home
We are very sad to say that after being generously housed by the City of London Corporation in Warren Lodge for the last 48 years we will be leaving on 1st April. We are seeing this change as an opportunity to help deliver our strategy, drive more engagement with the general public. And we now need all of your eyes and ears and help to optimise this opportunity.
Tony Cox
Read about Tony’s story and his love for the Forest. A memory written by his wife Lorna Cox.
In memory of Peter William Leveridge
Read about Peter’s story and his life long connection to Epping Forest. A touching article written by his family: Peggy, Jenny and Jacob Leveridge
Protected: Epping Forest is for All
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Back to the future? An archive article from 1978
This article was written in 1978 by Christine Ruth, featuring threats the Forest faced back then and the Friends of Epping Forest’s work around road building schemes in the 1970s.