On Sunday 23 June 2024, Westonbirt marks a significant milestone: the 10th anniversary of the opening of the award-winning Welcome Building. This occasion provides a perfect moment to celebrate and reflect on the history and impact of this building over the past decade.
As part of Westonbirt’s continuing mission to ‘connect people with trees’, we like to try new things to engage with our audiences here at the Arboretum.
A mouse took a stroll through the deep dark wood The mouse saw….a group of teenagers unsure of where they stood...
The opening ceremony for Phase Two may have now been and gone, but there is still plenty of ongoing work for the Westonbirt Project.
On Tuesday 26 April 2016, Westonbirt Arboretum hosted an event to celebrate the completion of phase two of the Westonbirt Project and to thank the many people who made it possible.
The community team welcome a wide range of groups from the surrounding area to come and learn about our tree collection through exploration and discovery.
We are getting very close to completion of the walkway, not too long to wait now! Before we open the walkway there are a few more finishing touches we need to install.
Work on the new Wolfson Tree Management Centre is nearing completion.
Work is currently underway on what will become the new Wolfson Tree Management Centre.
Work is currently underway on what will become the new Wolfson Tree Management Centre. The new facility will provide all that Westonbirt’s expert tree team needs to manage the tree collection.
I’m really excited to see that the timber decking is now in place along the entire length of the walkway!...
Work is continuing on the STIHL Treetop Walkway, which will give visitors an exciting new perspective on trees. The walkway is part of phase two of the Westonbirt Project.
The Wolfson Tree Management Centre is a hive of activity at the moment!...
Work is continuing on the STIHL Treetop Walkway, which will give visitors an exciting new perspective on trees.
Work is continuing on the STIHL Treetop Walkway, which will give visitors an exciting new perspective on trees. The walkway is part of phase two of the Westonbirt Project.