New life is breathed into High Peak woodlands
More than 100,000 new native trees have been planted on the steep valleys of the High Peak over the last three winters - in one of the country's largest native broadleaf woodland creation projects.
“The Peak District naturally should have more woodland,” said Tom Harman, National Trust project officer for the High Peak. It’s a huge area of land with very few trees in it, and we want to change that.”