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Ancient Tree Forum events:

ATF events usually start at 10.00am for 10.30am and carry on into the middle of the afternoon. Please bring a packed lunch. Everyone welcome.

Events 2003
Ancient Tree Forum - Summer meeting, Suffolk June 14th-15th
Join the ATF on a introduction to Suffolk’s tree culture. Visit with the ATF Sotterly Park – one of the great parks of Suffolk, Staverton – a site every ancient tree lover should see and Little Glemham – a wonderful park being cared for by a very sympathetic owner. Booking essential. Find out more click here.

Other Events 2003
The Tree Register - Alan Mitchell Lecture 2003‘ Saturday 26th April
Windsor Great Park
The Ancient Oaks of the British Isles – the remnants of Europe’s rainforest’
Speaker - Ted Green.
For further details contact: www.tree-register.org 
‘Ancient oaks – the last remnants of Europe’s rainforest’ Saturday 10th May
Jodrell Theatre, Kew Botanic Gardens International Tree Foundation
An illustrated talk by Ted Green. For members only.
Gatton Park, Surrey
 Saturday 7th June
Meet Gatton Hall, Gatton Park, Reigate, Surrey.
‘Let’s talk trees and bugs and invisible biodiversity’ - a talk on the hoof with Ted Green, Ancient Tree Forum, and Jill Butler, Woodland Trust. For further details click here
Ancient Trees & Oak Apples at Kenwood Sunday 8th June Kenwood Park, London NW3
This English Heritage event uses Kenwood’s oak woodland as a backdrop to explore the cultural significance of ancient trees. The walk and talk includes the opportunity to gild an oak gall and commemorate Oak Apple Day. Booking essential.
For further details ring 020 7973 3893. Adults £3.50, concessions £2.50, children under 16- £1.75
Bats and Woodlands Course National Trust Holnicote Estate, Somerset
1-4th July
A specialist intensive course for professionals owning or managing woodlands/trees or merely wanting to survey trees or woodlands for bats. 
For further details click here
   

PLEASE NOTE: Individuals attending field meetings are responsible for their own actions and the consequences of their actions, and the ATF cannot accept any liability.

Past Events