The Future Forest Company Response to COP16
Urgently addressing the biodiversity crisis is a cornerstone of what we do at The Future Forest Company. We are approaching dangerous, irreversible tipping points if biodiversity loss continues at the current rate. Our projects actively contribute to the protection and restoration of our diverse ecosystems, restoring vital habitats for wildlife. Partner with us today by sponsoring our work to support nature restoration in the UK.
Why nature restoration is more important than ever
At The Future Forest Company, we take nature loss seriously, restoring ecosystems at landscape scale to help nature thrive again, and to fight back against climate change. The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, with only half its natural biodiversity remaining, ranking it among the bottom 10% of countries worldwide.
National Badger Day!
Badgers are a true living symbol of the British countryside. The earliest traces of badgers in the UK are half a million years old, meaning that they once coexisted alongside brown bears and arctic foxes! These elusive and mysterious creatures can be living right around the corner from us, but most of us have never been lucky enough to see one in its natural habitat.
Scotland's Climate Week - The Conservation Volunteers
At The Future Forest Company, it's imperative to us that our restoration work benefits local communities and that communities can enjoy access to our sites. It's always incredibly rewarding to collaborate with passionate groups like the Conservation Volunteers who are playing an important role in helping to restore nature while helping connect people to take local action to restore nature and drive climate action.
Scotland's Climate Week - University of Stirling’s Forth-ERA Digital Observatory
Alongside our own monitoring of vegetation and water levels, we're thrilled that the University of Stirling have included our Leadloch in their extensive Forth-ERA digital observatory, here's how it is helping fight climate change.
Scotland's Climate Week - How The Student Energy Group is Helping To Restore Nature in Scotland
While we are celebrating Scotland’s Climate Week, we are excited to share more about our collaboration with The Student Energy Group and how they are helping to restore nature within Scotland!
They have partnered with us at The Future Forest Company to plant a tree for every household that signs up for their services. They are also supporting wildflower meadow enhancement at our Dumyat site in Stirling.
How Landowners Can Make a Difference by Restoring Peatland
If you are a landowner with damaged peatland on your land, you have an amazing opportunity to repair your local ecosystems and help fight back against climate change by starting on your peatland restoration journey today!
International Bat Night (24-25th August)!
Saturday, August 24, is International Bat Night! We love bats here at The Future Forest Company, and do everything we can to safeguard and protect the bat populations that we are lucky enough to have on our sites.
The Importance of Landowners in Restoring Peatland Ecosystems
If you are a landowner with degraded peatland, you are in a unique position to help us reverse this damage. We will collaborate with you to repair your peatland for huge climate and biodiversity benefits, whilst also unlocking the economic potential of the restoration for you, offering certified UK Peatland Carbon Code units that are of high quality, traceable, authentic, and legally recognized.
Our Peatland Restoration Service For Landowners – Step by Step
At The Future Forest Company, we provide a personalized service, tailored to you and your peatland, as we guide you through every step of the peatland restoration process, from initial design to successful completion.
Ten fascinating facts about bogs
It’s World Bog Day! On Sunday 28th of July we celebrate the brilliance of bogs! Read on to find out more about our amazing peatlands and why we need to protect them.
Counting Butterflies This Summer
Butterflies are not just beautiful, they are vital to our ecosystem both as pollinators and as part of the food chain. However, their numbers are in long term decline, and we cannot ignore this. At The Future Forest Company, here is what we're doing to save butterflies.