Cut tree logs and green woodland after storm damage. With a quote “We know that climate change is likely to bring even more extreme weather events in the future. There are things that can be done now to help our forests withstand storms better in the future. Our Grants for Resilient Woodlands have been developed to support the changes that are needed.” - Jen Turner, Development Manager

🌱 Storms don't need to mean the end.

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“Climate change [will] bring even more extreme weather... There are things that can be done now to help our forests withstand storms better in the future.”

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Image of a large tree trunk split and damaged by a storm, largely lying on green grass with forest in the background. Text box over translucent square with "Storm Arwen travelled through the valley following the River Eden and the railway... [it] blew down mature trees and around a third of the compartment had to be cleared. In the months following... two further storms... caused more windblown." - Lazonby Estate, Cumbria.

🍃 Storm season is back!

Find resources, info on grants for resilience, and case studies to inspire after storm damage.

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The Invisible Weaver’s Wisdom: Re-Stitching Philanthropy’s Approach for Enduring Resilience Florencia Guerzovich writes that the vital people who make grant money go further around the world are often hidden in plain sight.

With civic infrastructure and NGOs facing threats around the world, Florencia Guerzovich writes that the vital people who make grant money go further are often hidden in plain sight.

Florencia Guerzovich(@guerzovich.bsky.social‬) Reports: tinyurl.com/y7v8zzb5

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