Other Links

Some of these will be really interesting - some won't!
feel free to comment & please let us know about others - email web@ttfh.org.uk

Haringey Council and Trees:

• Trees, including the draft tree strategy - [www.Haringey.gov.uk...trees]
• Ancient woodlands: Bluebell Wood, Coldfall Wood, Queen's Wood, Highgate Wood - [www.Haringey.gov.uk...conservation]
• Local nature reserves: the Parkland Walk, Railway Fields, and Queen's Wood - [www.Haringey.gov.uk...lnrs]
• The council seems to be offering lots of new trees, a tree nursery and more: [Tottenham News: 'Tree Planting Heralds a Leafier Borough'], Let's hope it's not too good to be true!
• Mad but true - Online tours of haringey parks for those residents happier in a virtual world. [www.SeeHaringeyParks.org]. Totally barmy?
• Bruce Castle Park Tree Trail by Mary Craine [Bruce Castle Park Tree Trail].

Other Sites:

• Lots of interesting stuff from David Bevan about Haringey woodlands and London wildlife in general [here]
• BTCV handbooks are available to read free online [here]
• the Woodlands.co.uk blog [here]
• the Tree Council environmental charity [www.TreeCouncil.org.uk], promoting trees and involvement and founders of the tree warden scheme, featuring Haringey [here]
• Trees for Cities - an independent charity working with local communities on tree-planting and landscaping projects - [www.TreesForCities.org]
• the London Tree Officers' Association - [www.LTOA.org.uk]
• the mayor's Tree and Woodland Framework for London - 2005 - [here]
• Surrey Tree Wardens have a new website with lots of excellent links that i don't have to repeat - [here]
• Arboricultural Association [www.Trees.org.uk] Charity with 2,000 members promoting amenity trees.
• Bioregional [www.Bioregional.com] Locally produced and recycled paper.
• Brogdale [www.Brogdale.org.uk] National Fruit Collection - the world's largest - in Kent.
• Common Ground [www.CommonGround.org.uk] Including the Community Orchards campaign.
• Haringey Council [www.Haringey.gov.uk]
• Local blog for Crouch End [www.CrouchEnd.com]
• Rainforest Foundation [www.RainforestFoundationUK.org] Supporting the people and environment of the world's rainforests.
• Muswell Hill & Fortis Green Association - Looking after a wide area around Muswell Hill [here].
• Royal Forestry Society [www.RFS.org.uk] Forestry, woodlands, trees and tree husbandry.
• Royal Forestry Commission [http://www.forestry.gov.uk/ ] Government department responsible for the protection and expansion of Britain's forests and woodlands
• Trees for Life [www.TreesForLife.org.uk] Regenerating the Caledonian Forest in the Highlands of Scotland.
• Woodland Trust [www.Woodland-Trust.org.uk] Protecting our native woodland heritage.
• Arbor Ecology Company - http://www.arborecology.co.uk/
• Naturewise [http://www.naturewise.org.uk ] more to do with FRUIT trees and gardens but may be of some interest.. Particularly the [Naturewise Forest Garden], just over the border in Islington
• Field Studies Council [Tree Identification Courses]
• Small Woods Association [http://www.smallwoods.org.uk ]
• (some of ) England's community forests [http://www.communityforest.org.uk ]
• Great little site about Broxborne woods in Hertfordshire [http://www.greatgroves.co.uk/ ]
• BBC Breathing Spaces. lots of information to download and print for all the family [http://www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces/downloads/ ]
• Tree Register [http://www.treeregister.org/ ]
• Kew at Wakehurst, West Sussex [http://www.kew.org/places/wakehurst/zone_woodland.html ]Woodland zone at Wakehurst Place, West Sussex
• Ecology Centre, Islington [Ecology Centre]
• Mountain woodlands in Scotland [http://www.mountainwoodlands.org ]
• Examples of tree sculpture here: [http://www.hannahpescharsculpture.com/the_garden.html ]
• Potted guide to the trees in Battersea Park, by Committee member Tom Maxwell [http://www.batterseapark.org/html/tomstrees.html ]
• Tree for All [http://www.treeforall.org.uk/AboutTreeForAll ]
• Natures calendar organisation FREE booklets [www.naturescalendar.org.uk/research/]
• Nature's Calendar (right click to download, or left click to view) [here]