Epping Forest Heritage Trust’s response to the Epping Forest District Local Plan: Consultation on Further Main Modifications
Ancient trees in Epping Forest: pollards, coppices, coppards
The ancient right of Wood, harvesting wood usually for fuel, at regular intervals was known as ‘lopping’. This blog includes the excerpt from Getting To Know Epping Forest by Ken Hoy (2010), where these common lopping terms are explained.
Tony Juniper CBE: Epping Forest & future of nature recovery
We were delighted that Tony Juniper CBE, Chair of Natural England, was our guest speaker ahead of our AGM on Saturday 8th October at Lopping Hall, Loughton.
More than 200 people enjoy the 14.1 mile Epping Forest Big Walk
After a 3-year break because of the pandemic, the Epping Forest Big Walk took place on Sunday 25th September, with over 200 people, mostly from London and Essex, participating
Green Team: Autumn 2022 dates
Green Team Conservation Volunteer in Epping Forest, carrying out practical habitat management work to improve the biodiversity of the ancient Forest. We welcome people from all walks of life to join us.
Epping Forest Big Walk: history
Previously known as ‘The Centenary Walk’, it was first established in 1978 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the passing of the Epping Forest Act 1878. Find out more about the original booklet produced for the first walk by Fred Matthews and Harry Bitten.
Longhorn cattle in Epping Forest
Ever come across longhorn cattle in Epping Forest? Did you know that these lovely creatures are important to the conservation of this wonderful ancient Forest? In this blog, we will share a brief history and background.
New challenges, new strategy, new identity
Epping Forest Heritage Trust is launching its new three-year strategy with a refreshed brand identity in order to reach new audiences and respond to the unprecedented challenges Epping Forest is facing
Buckhurst Hill Yoga to celebrate summer with a community fundraising event
We are truly grateful for Buckhurst Hill Yoga, who will be hosting an event on Sunday 26th June celebrating Summer Solstice and International Yoga Day to fundraise for us
Talk Updates: Does Epping Forest Need Saving Again?
We held the first ‘Epping Forest Talks’ on 17th May at Vestry House Museum with a great turnout. Mark Gorman and Tricia Moxey delivered excellent talks followed by a lively discussion session with the audience