Tree Time

Thank you to the team from EssenceMediacom Scotland for your help improving Leith Links and providing valuable care to the arboretum within the eastern part of the greenspace. The team looked after 52 trees which have ornamental, scientific and educational importance; ensuring they continue to thrive and leave a lasting legacy for the future.

We are delighted to have received a donation towards Tree Time from UNISON. 2026 is the UNISON Year Of Green Activity and West Lothian Council UNISON wanted to make a donation to tackle climate change. It was great to meet Luke Henderson who is the the Chair of West Lothian Council branch. West Lothian Council

This Scotland's Climate Week (28 Sept – 4 Oct), why not help us to look after trees across the Lothians by supporting us through www.tree-time.com

Help look after trees across the Lothians this . Tree are important, they clean our air, reduce flooding, keep us cool in the summer and warmer in the winter, improve our health and give the wildlife in our city a home. But trees don’t last forever. Help us plant more trees on our streets, in our parks and public spaces and look after the ones we have. We’ll send you a donation certificate and if you adopt a tree or donate towards a new tree being planted, we’ll add a personalised plaque for you. Donate here https://www.tree-time.com/

Help look after Edinburgh’s trees for our children’s children this . Our trees in Edinburgh are important. They clean our air, reduce flooding, keep us cool in the summer and warmer in the winter, improve our health and give the wildlife in our city a home.
But trees don’t last forever. Help us plant more trees on our streets, in our parks and public spaces and look after the ones we have.
We’ll send you a donation certificate and if you adopt a tree or donate towards a new tree being planted, we’ll add a personalised plaque for you. Donate here https://www.tree-time.com/

We had a great volunteer session with Housing Growth Partners at Little France Park. The team got stuck into tree care; ensuring the young saplings survive and thrive in areas of long vegetation, removed tree cages which were now hindering growth rather than protecting trees.

A massive thank you to Machines With Vision, who came out to Hunter's Hall Park to carry out some conservation work. The team looked after young trees within the newly created woodland at the far side of the park, then planted 200 wildflower plugs.

A big thank you to Royal London, who volunteered with us at Gyle Park. The group did a fantastic job of establishing tree rings around orchard trees, providing care for young trees so they don't get swamped out by Creeping Thistle, and carrying out a litter pick around the park. A great effort by the team in typical Scottish weather!

Delighted to have received funding to help plant more street trees in Edinburgh The City of Edinburgh Council

It was great to get a group of cubs and scouts helping to plant trees in Edinburgh. Edinburgh Outdoors