Tree Wardens
Summary
Tree Wardens are volunteers who belong to a scheme started in 1990 by the Tree Council. Tree Wardens work within their own parishes, with our support and help.
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Download the list of parishes with Tree Wardens [PDF, 22 Kb]
Further information
Tree Wardens are involved with activities like gathering information about trees, liasing with local people about tree preservation & conservation, and practical projects. An example of a practical project is the planting we carry out every year in South Norfolk during National Tree Week, when we give Tree wardens plants they have requested to plant in their parishes.
Most parishes in South Norfolk have a Tree Warden, the attached document (above) gives you the full list.
External links
Tree Council
The organisation that first set up the Tree Wardens scheme in 1990.
Contact us
| contact officer/team: | Conservation and Landscape Team |
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| web: | online enquiry form |
| email: | planning@s-norfolk.gov.uk |
| freephone: | 0808 168 3000 |
| telephone: | 01508 533818 |
| minicom/textphone: | 01508 533622 |
| address: | South Norfolk Council South Norfolk House Swan Lane Long Stratton Norwich NR15 2XE |
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Last updated on: 24 April 2008
