The Queen’s Green Canopy Worcestershire

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The Queen’s Green Canopy Worcestershire

The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) initiative will be extended to the end of March 2023 to give people the opportunity to plant trees in memoriam to honour Her Majesty.

Planting trees for the Jubilee

Worcestershire Lieutenancy and Worcestershire County Council are encouraging individuals, schools, community groups, villages, landowners, and businesses to get involved in a unique, tree planting initiative, The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC), to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

Learn more about The Queen’s Green Canopy

Following the death of her Majesty the Queen, the QGC, until the end of March 2023, creating a legacy in honour of The late Queen’s 70 years on the throne, and to benefit current and future generations.

The Lord-Lieutenant, Lt Col Patrick Holcroft CVO OBE, wishes to encourage everyone to continue taking part in this wonderful project and plant trees from 1 October 2022, when the tree planting season resumes. Any trees planted, from single trees, groups of fruit trees, to forests are most welcome!

The Lieutenancy and Worcestershire County Council (WCC) began work on this project at the end of 2019, and WCC has already nearly completed planting two sites at Bewdley and Pershore.

Contact Worcestershire Lieutenancy

Tell us about your tree planting

We would like to keep track of who has planted what and where and to be able to share your photos and stories on social media.  

Tell us about your tree planting

Your trees will be added to the county total.

Please add your tree/s to the National Queen’s Green Canopy Map, or send a photograph and details to gbltrees@wichenford.net, and we can do it for you. From October, all planting projects can be uploaded onto the Map so that everyone can share and inspire others, as well as creating a green canopy of projects to cover the country.

Total number of trees planted in Worcestershire

50,000

Tree planting

Getting involved

From a single tree to a copse or a wood, there are many ways everyone can get involved:

  • Plant trees in your garden or on your land
  • Involve your employees in a tree planting project
  • Plant a Platinum school tree
  • Local projects for parishes, Residents’ Associations and youth groups
  • Plant large trees in cities, estates, and new housing developments
  • Donate to help others plant

Email gbltrees@wichenford.net (for help and advice about planting trees and stockists)

Free Trees for Schools and Communities

As part of the QGC initiative, schools and community groups can get involved with tree planting through the Woodland Trust’s Free Trees for Schools and Communities Scheme. The Woodland Trust have over three million saplings in tree packs, available on a first come first served basis.

Learn more at:

Donate to our tree planting fund

To ensure that everyone can benefit and enjoy this initiative, The Lord-Lieutenant, in collaboration with Worcestershire County Council and Worcestershire Community Foundation, has set up a fund to raise money to help those who need support to fund their planting. The more donations we have, the more trees we can plant!

Donate to the Worcestershire Tree Fund

Commemorate your tree planting with a QGC Jubilee plaque

Commemorating your contribution to The Queen’s Green Canopy is a wonderful way to celebrate the planting of Jubilee trees for generations to come.

QGC Commemorative plaques

Local suppliers of trees

Local Suppliers of Saplings:

Useful links

Find us on social media

  • #WorcsJubileeTrees
  • @qgcanopy
  • #QueensGreenCanopy