Spring is here! Get ready for a fantastic lineup: BioBlitz, Easter family activities, the Coppice Market, and delightful craft workshops. Don't miss out!...
Blog - Visitor experience
Buzzing with Goodness: Westonbirt Shop's Bee-utiful Treats!
If you're looking for a little slice of sunshine and a whole lot of buzz, you absolutely must check out the bee-themed treasures at the Westonbirt Shop.
Handmade Nature blooms this spring
Imagine stepping into a world where the delicate shimmer of fused glass echoes the dew on a forest leaf, and vibrant embroidered birds perch on fabric blooms, rescued from a life destined for landfill. This isn't a dream, it's the reality of "Handmade Nature," a captivating exhibition coming to Westonbirt Arboretum's Great Oak Hall from Wednesday 16 April to Bank Holiday Monday 21 April!...
Planting 6,700 trees with the help of community groups
Local community groups, schools and colleges joined forces to help plant 3,400 trees at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum this November to April to reach a total of 6,700 since last year.
Shopping for the ‘Mum’ in your life at the Westonbirt Shop
Mother's Day is etched into our calendars, a moment to pause and truly appreciate the incredible women who shaped us. And what better place to find the perfect gift for this lovely, timeless tradition than at the Westonbirt Shop? Forget generic gifts; here, you'll find unique, carefully curated items that speak to the heart...
March into Spring at Westonbirt
With March’s arrival and the spring equinox on the 20th, signs of spring are beginning to emerge all around Westonbirt. The snowdrops and crocuses have already brought early splashes of colour, while the early blooming varieties of rhododendrons are adding a wonderful vibrancy to the arboretum. Here’s what’s on at Westonbirt this month...
Get ready for an arboretum adventure with Stick Man!
Join Stick Man on his forest adventure and help him get back to the family tree! From 05 February...
What's on in February
February may be the shortest month in the year but there is plenty to enjoy at Westonbirt Arboretum!...
Uncover the Secrets of Westonbirt: Join a Discovery Walk
As a member, you enjoy free entry to the arboretum, giving you the freedom to explore whenever the mood strikes. Take the path less travelled and delve a little deeper into our captivating trees. Led by knowledgeable guides, these special walks offer a unique perspective on the arboretum, uncovering hidden gems and sharing fascinating insights into the lives of our extraordinary trees.
Winter Wonders at Westonbirt!
With a membership, you can make the most of every visit and create lasting memories with your loved ones. Join the Learning Team as they uncover the amazing ways trees and animals survive the chilly winter months.
What’s on in January
January can be tough, but fresh air and nature can work wonders. Discover how walking in the rain (yes, really!) and exploring the arboretum's winter beauty can boost your mood.
‘Trees for the Future’ family activities share pledges for trees
This autumn, along with the arboretum providing a riot of stunning autumn colour to enjoy, there was also a range of exciting activities on offer for visitors and families to experience, exploring how Westonbirt cares for trees.
The Robin Bus: Enhancing Accessibility at Westonbirt Arboretum
At The Friends of Westonbirt Arboretum, we believe that nature should be accessible to everyone. That's why we’re thrilled to highlight that Westonbirt Arboretum has joined The Robin bus route.
Countryfile at Westonbirt Arboretum
If your Sunday evening viewing has you captivated by the awesome autumn beauty and historic heritage of The National Arboretum, you’re not alone. The awe-inspiring collection of Japanese Acers, Oak trees, and Whitebeams are world-famous, transforming the landscape in a dazzling array of yellow, orange, and crimson hues in autumn.
Become a Volunteer Guide at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
Are you passionate about nature and sharing your knowledge with others? Do you enjoy connecting people with the beauty and significance of trees? If so, we invite you to join Westonbirt’s team of volunteer guides at the arboretum.
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