Tree-Planting

The card

The dedication

The Family Tree Scheme was run by the Tree Council, which is the national co-ordinating body for tree organisations in Britain. The scheme was administered by the International Tree Foundation from 1983 and offered us the opportunity to make a personal contribution to the beauty of Britain’s future landscape as we commemorate a very special person through the endowment of trees in permanent new plantings. This scheme has now been discontinued, so we are unable to sponsor any further trees.

Friends of John Denver received a card for each tree we sponsored, containing a dedication which is also inscribed in the record book displayed at the site.

We have trees at seventeen sites:

Central Scotland Forest, Lanarkshire
Tees Forest
Red Rose Forest
Mersey Forest
Erddig, near Wrexham
National Forest
Croome Landscape Park
Marston Vale Community Forest
Great Western Community Forest
Forest of Cardiff, St Georges Wood, Cardiff
Canterbury City Walls, Kent
Cockington Court, near Torquay, Devon
The Forest of Belfast
Warlingham, Surrey
Borde Hill, Sussex
Kelham Hall, Kelham, Newark, Notts.
Wildwood, Near Needham Market, Suffolk

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