Tree planting schemes

£6,865 was allocated to Buckland Parish Council to plant 2 stands of trees at Buckland Community Orchard. Most the trees were Buckinghamshire heritage varieties that will restore some of the landscape character and encourage community fruit picking in the future.

£1,445 has been given to Chiltern Rangers to plant Wild Cherry, Hornbeam, and Whitebeam trees on the Wye Dene housing development in High Wycombe.

£70,195 was allocated to Haddenham Parish Council and Zero-Carbon Haddenham to plant trees in Haddenham. Silver Birch, Wild Cherry and other trees will be planted on Woodways Recreation Ground and Sheerstock footpath.

£412 was given to plant heritage fruit trees in a new sensory area in The Lady Ryder Memorial Garden. The garden is a walled garden managed by Sue Ryder Prayer Fellowship.

£2,520 was allocated to Transition Town Marlow and Marlow Town Council to plant a variety of trees on the South West Chiltern Community Board area, Little Marlow Recreation Ground and in the vicinity of Woodside Cottage near Happy Valley walking route.

£75,396 was given to Transport for Buckinghamshire to plant trees in:

• Haddenham, including 25 Sheerstock, Slave Hill, Station Road, Stockwell Furlong/Churchway, Thame Road, The Gables and Willow Rise
• The South West Chiltern Community Board Area including:
  • Little Marlow Road, Barnhill Gardens, Southview Road, Oak Tree Road, Hillside Road and Marlow Road in Marlow
  • Heath End Road, Swains Lane, Straight Bit and Green Dragon Lane in Flackwell Heath
  • Boundary Road in Wooburn Green

£53,000 was given to Earthwatch to create 2 Tiny Forests (dense, fast growing planting using the Miyawaki method in which 600 trees are planted in a site measuring approximately 200m2) at the following locations:

• Princes Risborough School
• Bourton Park, Buckingham

A third Tiny Forest in Cannock Road, Aylesbury was also commissioned as part of round 2, but planting was delayed until 2023/24 planting season.

£1,578.78 was given to Dorney Wood Scout Camp to plant just over 700 trees at their campsite, including hornbeam, beech, field maple and oak.

£520.84 was given to Longridge Activity Centre to plant 36 wild service trees on their site.

£4,441.86 was given to ReLeaf Marlow to plant 115 trees across 4 different sites.

£54,454.48 was given to Buckinghamshire Highways to plant 100 trees on verges and on approach to towns and villages in the county.

£135,000 was given to Earthwatch to create five Tiny Forests in the following locations:

• Hamilton Academy, High Wycombe
• Walton Court, Aylesbury
• Totteridge Recreation Ground, High Wycombe
• Booker Recreation Ground, High Wycombe

A further Tiny Forest is due to be planted in Desborough Park, High Wycombe, in the Autumn. This planting was delayed due to poor weather in the spring.

£1,226.50 was given to Gerrards Cross Town Council to plant 40 trees on West Common adjacent to Oxford Road.

£8,828 was given to Stoke Hammond Parish Council to plant 200 trees on public land around Newton Leys estate .

£1,470 was given to ReLeaf Marlow to plant 166 trees in 4 different locations, although the majority (140) on Harleyford Golf Club.

£4,349.87 was given to Buckingham Town Council to plant 229 trees across 3 sites: Lace Hill Sports and Community Centre, Bourton Park and Chandos Park.