Let's plant some roots together

At SNTWN, our volunteers really are the heart of everything we do — and our amazing Tree Wardens are right at the centre of it all! It’s all about collaboration, community, and making a real difference, together!

Thinking about getting involved? Are you interested in becoming a Tree Warden? Read on — we’d love to have you on board!

 

Next SNTWN Meeting

A warm welcome to all our Tree Wardens — both new and familiar faces! This is where passion for trees meets shared knowledge and community spirit.

LOCATION

Scout HQ, Saxlingham Nethergate

DATE AND TIME

April 25th 2026

9.30-12.30

AGENDA

COMING SOON

GET INVOLVED AND NOMINATE A PLANTING PROJECT

WE'RE LOOKING FOR NEW PLANTING PROJECTS FOR THE 26/27 PLANTING SEASON

We’re already looking ahead to our 2026/27 winter planting program— and we’d love to hear from you!

Got a planting project in mind for your community? Whether it’s a small corner in need of a few trees or a big green vision, we’d be so excited to hear all about it. Just reach out and tell us more — let’s grow something brilliant together!

NEW TREE WARDENS

JOIN US AND HELP SOUTH NORFOLK BLOSSOM

Our Tree Wardens dig in and leaf a lasting legacy.

Each planting season — from November through to March — our brilliant Tree Wardens and their local communities roll up their sleeves, grab their spades, and get planting!   We’re absolutely thrilled to share that during the 2024/25 season, the SNTWN team planted an incredible 2,914 trees, covering a wonderful mix of species and locations.

Here’s a little snapshot of what we achieved together — and we couldn’t be prouder.  Thank you to everyone who got involved.

46,000

Trees planted to date

Since our inception, SNTWN has planted over 46,000 trees across South Norfolk.  Thanks to our partners and sponsors!

2,914

Trees planted in 2024/25

Hear about the trees we planted across South Norfolk in the tree planting season of 24/25, in partnership with our sponsors Busseys.

Tree Wardens Near You

We have Tree Wardens located in the following areas who would welcome new assistant wardens.

  1. Aplington and Yelverton
  2. Attleborough
  3. Barford and Wramplingham
  4. Bedingham and Woodton
  5. Bracon Ash and Hethel
  6. Broome
  7. Burgh St Peter with Wheatacre
  8. Burston and Shimpling
  9. Caistor St Edmund and Bixley
  10. Chedgrave and Loddon
  11. Colney
  12. Costessey
  13. East Carlton and Ketteringham
  14. Ellingham and Kirby Cane
  15. Flordon
  16. Forncett
  17. Framlingham Earl (NEW!)
  18. Geldeston
  19. Great Moulton
  20. Harleston
  21. Hempnall
  22. Hethersett
  23. Heywood and Diss
  24. Langley and Hardley
  25. Newton Flotman
  26. Poringland
  27. Pulham Market
  28. Rockland St Mary
  29. Saxlingham Nethergate
  30. Shelfanger
  31. Shelton and Hardwick
  32. Shotesham
  33. Stoke Holy Cross
  34. Surlingham
  35. Swardston
  36. Tacolneston
  37. Thurton
  38. Toft Monks
  39. Wicklewood
  40. Wymondham
  41. Burgh Castle
  42. Cringleford

WE"RE RECRUITING NEW TREE WARDENS

Tree warden vacancies in South Norfolk 

Ashby St Mary, Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall, Aslacton, Bawburgh, Carleton St Peter, Denton, Diss, Ditchingham, Easton, Framlingham Pigot, Gillingham, Great Melton, Haddiscoe, Holverston, Howe, Keswick and Intwood, Kirstead, South and North Lopham, Morley, Mulbarton, Redgrave, Raveningham, Saxlingham Nethergate, Seething, Sisland, Stockton, Swainsthorpe, Thwaite, Tibenham, Tivetshall St Margaret, Tivetshall St Mary, Topcroft, Trowse and Newton, Winfarthing, Wreningham.

We are also looking for other volunteer roles across South Norfolk, so please reach out.

APPLY TO BECOME A TREE WARDEN

THINKING OF GETTING INVOLVED?

Branch into Volunteering As A Tree Warden — Help Trees Thrive

We're on the hunt for to add more Tree Wardens to our community. 

Tree Wardens all across the country are out there planting, protecting, and championing hundreds of thousands of trees — and making a real difference in their communities.

Fancy joining a lovely, like-minded community that really values its local trees? Want to be supported and mentored by friendly tree experts while helping make your neighbourhood greener and leafier?

If that sounds like your kind of thing, we’d absolutely love to hear from you!

Newsletters

We like to stay connected with the wider tree-loving community — and we’ve found these newsletters super helpful and inspiring and thought you may like to sign up to receive these newsletters too. They’re a great way to stay in the loop and learn what others tree enthusiasts are up to!

 

New Tree Wardens Meet & Greet

Once you’ve had a little browse through the Tree Council info and feel ready to chat about your potential role, just get in touch — we’d love to have a friendly conversation (over a coffee or two, of course).  We have a new warden's  meet-and-greet every quarter and can tell you more if you can come along.
 

An Independant Tree Warden Group

The UK Tree Wardens scheme is run by The Tree Council but each Tree Warden is independent and most report to their Parish Councils.  We set up SNTWN to bring together the minds and ideas of the individual Tree Wardens in South Norfolk.  The Tree Council has a comprehensive website  www.treecouncil.org.uk  and there you will find a whole section dedicated to Tree Wardens.
 

APPLY 

Apply to be a Tree Warden

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