Tree Wardens
The Tree Warden Scheme is a national initiative to enable people to play an active role in conserving and enhancing their local trees and woods.
The scheme was started by the Tree Council and is managed by the Council.
Tree Wardens are volunteers chosen by parish councils or community groups. They collect information about local trees, get involved in tree-related issues, and promote local projects related to trees and woods.
Since the scheme began in September 1990, the Tree Council has worked with local authorities to create Tree Warden Networks across the UK. There are now over 8,000 Tree Wardens in the UK, with about 110 of them in Worcestershire.
Parishes that partake in our tree warden scheme
The following parishes partake in our Tree Warden scheme, if yours is not amongst them contact the countryside greenspace team to find out more or see Tree Council for details of the scheme.
- Alfrick and Lulsley
- Bayton
- Bewdley
- Bishmapton and Throckmorton
- Birlingham
- Bretforton
- Bushley
- Chaddersley
- Cookhill
- Charlton
- Dodford and Grafton
- Earls Croome
- Guarlford
- Hanley Castle
- Inkberrow
- Harvington
- Lenches South
- Lickey and Blackwell
- Little Comberton
- Norton Juxta Kempsey
- Norton and Lenchwick
- Pershore
- Malvern Wells
- Martin Hussingtree and Hindlip
- Romsley
- Sedgeberrow
- Shelseys
- Stoke
- St Johns
- Tenbury
- Tenbury
- Warndon
- Wychenford
- Rushock
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