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Moor Trees

Moor Trees Impact Report 2025-26

Launched on World Rainforest Day 2026, Moor Trees' Impact Report 2025-26 celebrates a year restoring native woodland on Dartmoor: 285 volunteers giving over 6,400 hours, 24,362 trees supplied to woodland creation projects, and over 352,000 seeds collected and processed.

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Moor Trees is a South Devon charity working to restore native woodland on Dartmoor and beyond, growing local provenance trees in community tree nurseries and planting with volunteers, landowners and partners.

Key Metrics

Volunteer hours More than 6,400 hours given by a dedicated team of 285 volunteers, the majority local to the Dartmoor area
Trees supplied 24,362 trees supplied over the winter from Community Tree Nurseries in South Devon to woodland creation projects including Wistman's Wood and Bowden Pillars
Seeds collected Over 352,000 seeds (368kg) collected and processed by volunteers ready to become woodlands of the future
Trees growing Over 104,000 trees now growing in Moor Trees' Community Tree Nurseries

Key Outcomes

  • 24,362 locally-grown trees supplied to restore and create native woodland, including temperate rainforest at Wistman's Wood and Bowden Pillars.
  • 285 volunteers contributed over 6,400 hours, collecting and processing 352,000 seeds to grow the woodlands of the future.
  • Growing capacity expanded with Forestry Commission Tree Production Capital Grant funding to meet increased demand for local provenance trees.

Geography

South West

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