The Woodland Trust

The WTPL contains over 25,000 woodland images, which are used to promote and publicise our work.

Most of these images have been taken in Woodland Trust woods located throughout the UK and are used in a variety of ways by the Woodland Trust. This could be in our leaflets, publications and web site or through providing images to the media, corporate partners or third party organisations working with the Woodland Trust.

To view a flavour of images taken at Woodland Trust sites why not visit our online directory?

The WTPL also sells a selected number of its woodland images on a commercial basis through its online picture library
www.woodlandpictures.com. All image sales help to support our work at the Woodland Trust.

The WTPL has acquired images over many years and from a variety of sources. Many of the first images were provided by its founder, Kenneth Watkins, who was a keen nature & wildlife photographer. Further images have been added by Woodland Trust staff as a means of documenting woodland development and management.


The Woodland Trust runs a successful Volunteer Photographers Scheme, so if you are a keen photographer and would like to help the Woodland Trust, then this could be for you.	The Woodland Trust also works with a small number of professional photographers, through commissions, purchase and the sale of images.