Catherine Brabner

@cbrabner

Woodland Trust External Affairs Officer for the South West. Loving the outdoors, sometimes distracted by small children and tennis. all views my own.

Bristol, UK
woodlandtrust.org.uk
Joined April 2015
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    Mar 26

    We in the UK have lost half our wildlife since the Beatles split. Don’t just get interested, get angry, and let your MP know.

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    Mar 25

    A glorious day for finishing up a decade-long 600,000-tree planting project! Hear more about ’s Heartwood Forest site on ’s Easter Monday programme .

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    Mar 25

    Hold your breath while you count your money

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  4. Mar 23

    Destruction of nature as dangerous as climate change, scientists warn

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    Mar 22

    Delighted that our long planned project is finally underway! Hazels for biomass and walnuts for walnuts! Thanks

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    Mar 22

    For NHS sustainability day we encourage everyone to plant trees on their healthcare sites! Join the 183 other NHS Forest sites in growing a greener, more healthy environment around hospitals, health clinics and practices.

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    Mar 21

    can change farming and addressing climate change at the same time. Through this practice we can increase biodiversity, soil health and sequester carbon.

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  8. Mar 22

    Who doesn't love a mini forest?

    longfield primary school began the planting of 60 free trees from the Woodland Trust. A building of a mini forest to leave as a legacy for the generations to come!
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    Mar 20

    Trees are 🌎's natural air conditioners. They block up to 90% of 🌞 radiation. By 2050, two thirds of the global population will live in cities. for .

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    Mar 20

    Happy International Day of Forests! Life is - they improve our well-being and beautify our cities.

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    Mar 20

    Today is ! Did you know more of us live in cities than at any point in human history? Trees and urban forests can make our cities greener, healthier and happier places to live. 🌳🏙️🌲

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    Mar 18

    Sustainably managed forests are crucial for mitigating & adapting to climate change. helps achieve this

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    Mar 21

    Trees in cities boost mental health, filter out air & noise pollution, cool cities & insulate homes from the cold Hiroto Mitsugi via

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    Mar 21

    Our pledge for - RT if you want to see more trees for Greater

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  15. Mar 21

    Great blog from on Urban for via

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    Mar 21

    The theme of this year's is and sustainable cities. Read our research on the benefits of and urban

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    Mar 21

    Great to be here at with talking . Come to our stall in the Market Place and hear more about this exciting vision and how you can get involved.

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    Mar 20

    How much do you know about forests and cites? Take our quiz to find out!

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    Mar 21

    Having more in and around our town and cities, close to where people live and work, brings people closer to nature with consequent positive health impacts. Read more:

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    Mar 19

    Forests cover 30% of the Earth’s surface and in addition to providing food security and shelter, forests are key to combating climate change, protecting biodiversity and the homes of the indigenous population.

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