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18 million trees over the next decade..

Our vision is to see up to 1.5 million urban trees planted, 200 woodland habitats connected and 9,000 hectares of new forests and woodland created.

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For Communities

Learn how to get involved with a local tree planting project.

For Business

Learn more about business opportunities, such as tree sponsorship and reaching Net Zero.

For Landowners

Learn more about the multiple benefits of planting trees on your land from carbon credits to providing shelter.

Our Vision

Our Vision is to plant the right trees, in the right places to help nature recover and thrive, to protect and mitigate against climate change, and to create an ecologically secure environment for future generations.

More trees will help the Region adapt to increased rainfall and provide cooling during heatwaves. It will help create a just transition from fossil fuel reliance locking up large amounts of carbon while providing more woodland habitat for wildlife.

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The Clyde Climate Forest's three "C"s:

Increasing urban tree Canopy; Making woodland Connections; Locking up Carbon.

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Canopy

Up to 1.5 million new trees planted with local communities in urban areas

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Connectivity

Targeted planting of 101 native woodlands creating a migratory route of wildlife.

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Carbon

Up to 1,000 hectares p.a. of new forests & woodlands planted across the region.

 Where will the CCF be?

Where will the CCF be?

Spanning Glasgow City Region from Greenock to Lanark, the Clyde Climate Forest covers the eight regional local authorities of East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire, Inverclyde, Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire and West Dunbartonshire.

It has been endorsed by the Council Leaders of all eight authorities and will connect and enhance the woodland network across local authority boundaries benefiting people, wildlife and climate.

 Download the Clyde Climate Forest Brochure
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Download the Clyde Climate Forest Brochure

Learn how politicians and many organisations have been quick to support substantial targets for tree planting as part of their commitment to reduce climate damaging emissions and to assist in a recovery for nature.

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Latest News

Keep up to date with all the latest at Clyde Climate Forest.

 New avenue of trees for CCF in Renfrewshire

New avenue of trees for CCF in Renfrewshire

A new avenue of trees has sprung up in Foxbar...
 CCF takes root across West Dunbartonshire

CCF takes root across West Dunbartonshire

Earlier today, more than 60 volunteers dug in to plant...
 New Clyde Climate Forest Director in post

New Clyde Climate Forest Director in post

The Clyde Climate Forest are delighted to introduce Chris Stark...
 Where are the trees?

Where are the trees?

Click here to see where trees, woodlands and forests have been planted across Glasgow City Region which contribute to the Clyde Climate Forest’s headline target of “18 million trees in a decade”.

If you wish to record trees that you have been involved in planting, please download the form and return it to us with the requested details. We will update this map periodically.

You can report planted trees here

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 '1000 Trees' Local Campaigns
PROJECTS

'1000 Trees' Local Campaigns

We have identified 16 'Target Neighbourhoods' across urban parts of Glasgow City Region which have low levels of existing tree canopy cover and are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Each of these areas will become part of our '1000 Trees' Campaign.

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CONTACT US

If you would like to get involved in helping us plant 18 million trees across the region drop us a line.

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