Jangro Ltd
Joined Jun 2025
4,200 Trees planted

457.8 tonnes CO₂
Absorbed across trees’ lifetime

42 workdays
Created for local communities

28,014 m²
Land reforested

Life on Land
Most supported UN SDG
Planting Locations
United Kingdom, Bristol
Revitalising water-logged soils in Bristol
Across the UK, tree planting and habitat creation are critical for supporting pollinators, combating biodiversity loss, and improving resilience to climate change. By involving local communities and youth groups, this project also provides educational opportunities, raising awareness of nature conservation and encouraging long-term stewardship of Bristol’s green spaces.
At this site, we are planting a diverse mix of tree species to benefit pollinators, birds, and small mammals. Planting is supported by volunteers and scout groups to foster local engagement and learning. Using cell-grown trees helps to improve survival in the heavy clay soils, which are prone to winter waterlogging.
Bristol and the surrounding Avon region contain a mix of urban and peri-urban habitats, including parks, river corridors, and fragmented woodlands. By establishing new woodland and hedgerows, this project improves habitat connectivity, creates food and shelter for wildlife, and contributes to the ecological network across the city.
Planting seasons
November to April
Species supported
Dogwood
Hazel
Spindle UN Sustainable Development GoalsSDG supported
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Climate Action
Life on Land The real-world impact of tree planting
Fighting climate change
As it grows, each tree absorbs CO₂, a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.
Restoring biodiversity
We plant native, non-invasive species that help restore natural ecosystems.
Creating local jobs
Tree planting provides employment opportunities and creates a sustainable source of income.
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