Solihull Tree Wardens
The Solihull Tree Wardens is a volunteer community group formed in 2000 with the assistance of Solihull Metropolitan Council to help protect, plant and promote trees, hedgerows and woodland throughout the borough of Solihull.
The Wardens belong to the Tree Warden Scheme, a national initiative run by The Tree Council, which encourages people to play an active role in conserving and enhancing their local trees and woodlands.
Current activities:
- Organising tree walks and talks
- Tree planting and tree aftercare
- Local woodland management
- Mapping and monitoring community orchards
- Surveying trees in parks
- Street tree watering
- Ongoing training with other regional Tree Warden groups
- Liaising with the council's Forestry Team regarding tree concerns, including disease, damage and vandalism
- Monitoring tree welfare in Solihull due to land encroachments from new housing and HS2
Latest News & Events
Brueton Park Walk
Find details of upcoming tree walks, community events and volunteer activities in Solihull.
Elmdon Park Walk
Explore local tree-focused walks and learn more about the trees, parks and green spaces of Solihull.
Dorridge Park Walk
An informative and friendly walk in Dorridge Park
Tree Watering
Help newly planted street trees survive dry weather by keeping them watered during their early years.