Woodlands project records more trees than expected
The Lost Woods of the Low Weald and Downs project aims to restore some of Sussex's ancient woodland.
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"When we look at the map of it, we can see the new clusters of trees being added...that's where the volunteers have been active."
— Bob Epsom , Activist
"We need to make sure that trees are recognised, cared for and protected so that they can continue to support wildlife and communities for generations to come."
— Bob Epsom , Activist
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The Lost Woods of the Low Weald and Downs project aims to restore some of Sussex's ancient woodland.
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