Planting

Trafalgar Woods was not just about creating 33 new woods across the UK, there were many other aspects of it and we thought we'd tell you some of the many other ways that people get involved...

Roll of Honour

In addition to the creation of the new Trafalgar Woods, there were many other smaller commemorative plantings that took place, from a single tree to a copse or wood. Those planning to plant could register their details with the Woodland Trust and join our Roll of Honour. This list will be kept at the Royal Naval Museum in Portsmouth. Registered events also received an events pack and a certificate.

Events Grants

Not for profit organisations who wish to involve local people in planting trees were eligible for an events grant of up to £100 to cover the costs of their activity. More information.

Trees for your garden

Trafalgar trees for your garden can be purchased from The Woodland Trust’s online shop, the Native Tree Shop. The shop now stocks a 'Trafalgar Mix' and also a limited number of English oak trees that have been grown from acorns collected from around English ports. More information

Trafalgar Hedge or Copse packs

Schools and youth groups could apply for a free pack of trees too, either a hazel copse or hedgerow mix. More information