london tree and woodland awards

Nominations for the 2016 Awards are now open
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London Tree and Woodland Awards 2016

Nominations for the 2016 Awards are now open. 
The 2016 Award categories are:​

  • The Community Woodland Award: An award for woodland planting or management projects that have been inspired, driven, and delivered by local community groups. There should be (i) tangible evidence of collaboration with local people and groups, with demonstrable community gains (ii) active management and/or planting of woodlands (iii) evidence of long term management and co-operation that will ensure the sustainability of the project and a resilient woodland
  • The Community Tree Award: An award for tree planting or other tree related projects that have been inspired, driven, and delivered by local community groups. There should be (i) tangible evidence of collaboration with local people and groups, with demonstrable community gains (ii) active management and/or planting of trees (iii) evidence of long term management and co-operation that will ensure the sustainability of the project
  • Trees in a Development Award: An award to recognise the importance of integrating trees into developments, and the variety of roles trees can play including, for example, sustainable urban drainage, traffic calming, and regeneration.  This category is open to developers, boroughs, business improvement districts, regeneration schemes. 
Projects need to (i) include rationale behind the tree management; demonstrate an overall increase in tree cover and/or sensitive incorporation of existing mature trees in the development; before and after photos; extracts from relevant design documents, specifications (ii) demonstrate that new trees are at least 3 years in the ground, are stable in the ground with all above ground support systems removed, show measurable incremental extension growth across the whole canopy along with commensurate increase in stem girth (iii) go beyond street tree planting (iv) explain how trees in the development are performing a function over and above their amenity value
  • The Tree Council Trees and Learning Award: An award for a project that has engaged and involved children of any age up to 16.  The panel will be looking for (i) evidence that the project has resulted in a sustainable tree-related educational and planting programme in which U16s have taken an active part (ii) Evidence of increased knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the environment by the children and young people who have participated (iii) evidence of sustainable environmental improvements
  • The Acorn Award: An award for an individual member of the public who has made a particular contribution to promoting or conserving trees, for example a student who has shown considerable aptitude and achieved success through a particular project or training course, or an extraordinary individual who has shown dedication through voluntary involvement, or an iTree volunteer who has shown dedication and commitment to the project.
  • The London Tree Officers Association Individual Commitment Award: An award for an individual employed professionally within London who has shown consistent dedication and commitment over a prolonged period. For example in the advancement of tree and/or woodland management within London, or has demonstrated a significant contribution that has made a particular difference to tree and/or woodland care within their organisation.
To nominate a person or project, please use the 2016 Awards Nomination Form available on the Forestry Commission London website and send it to jeanette.hawkins@forestry.gsi.gov.uk by 8 April 2016.
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In Tottenham seven trees were planted in a ring over 400 years ago for reasons lost in time; the Seven Sisters area and the underground station are named after them. The seven trees have been replanted a number of times, always by seven sisters. 

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  • Tottenham Trees
    • Trees in Tottenham (Galleries) >
      • Tottenham trees (A-D common name)
      • Tottenham Trees (E-K common name)
      • Tottenham Trees (L-R common name)
      • Tottenham Trees (S-Z common name)
    • Special trees in Tottenham >
      • Bruce Castle Oak >
        • Arboricultural survey
        • Reminiscences of the Bruce Castle Oak
        • Calling Tree >
          • Calling Tree: gallery
      • Mulberry tree
      • Seven Sisters
    • Tottenham parks >
      • St Ann's Redevelopment
    • Tottenham Tree Trails
    • Archive >
      • #HaringeyFavouriteTrees 2022
      • #HaringeyFavouriteTrees 2021
      • Tree Charter Day 2019 >
        • Legacy Oak Ale
      • Tree Charter Day 2018
      • Tree Charter Day 2017
      • 800 year Charter anniversary
      • Poetry Sunday @ Bruce Castle
      • Poetry @ The Room
      • Calling Tree: Tottenham
      • London Tree Week 2017
      • London Tree Week 2016
      • Other Tottenham tree events
    • Who we are >
      • Postcards and Bags
  • About Trees
    • Threats to our trees
    • Tree Identification
    • Tree Quizzes >
      • Celebrating Trees Quiz 2019 >
        • Answers: Celebrating Trees 2019
      • Celebrating Trees 2018 >
        • Answers: Celebrating Trees
      • Lazy Sunday Tree Quiz >
        • Answers: Lazy Sunday
    • Global Tree Calendar
    • Charter for Trees >
      • Charter history
      • Charter Principles
      • Independent Panel on Forestry
  • Urban Trees
    • Growing trees from seed
    • iTree surveying
    • Street Trees for Living
    • Tree care
    • Tree packs for free
    • Tree planting
    • Trees in the Townscape
  • Inspirations
    • Trees in Art from Tottenham
    • Trees in Words from Tottenham >
      • Epping
      • It's a Word Thing!
      • Message on leaves
      • Ode from the Oak
      • Of this tree
      • The Elder
    • Wangari Maathai >
      • Green Belt Movement
      • Institute and Foundation
      • First Seven Trees
      • Remembering Wangari
      • Kenya
    • Felix Finkbeiner >
      • Plant for the Planet >
        • 3 Point Plan
    • Chico Mendes
    • Chipko Movement
    • Inspiring stories from around the world
  • Green Spaces
    • Other Haringey Green Spaces
    • London Friends of Green Spaces
    • London National Park City
    • Parks cafe trail
    • The Conservation Volunteers
    • Future Forest