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  Our Current Projects
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  Ulmus londinium will identify remaining elms and provide new trees for the capital.
  Tools Shed helps equip the next generation of gardeners, reduces waste and provides practical skills for prisoners.
  The Great British Elm Experiment is the Conservation Foundation's national elm project that is attempting to unlock the mystery of why some trees survived Dutch elm disease.
  The Conservation Foundation's Yew Tree Campaign to encourage the protection of Britain's ancient yews
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  Our Current Awards
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  Wessex Watermarks are grants for environmental projects in the Wessex Water region.
  Green Corners honors the capital's unsung gardening heroes that play their part in making the capital greener and more biodiverse.
  O2 Think Big is a grant scheme the Foundation helps administer for young people that want to help their community.
  Gardening Against the Odds recognise gardeners whose work brings joy to others in the face of physical or psychological difficulties.

This year The Conservation Foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary

Events later in the year will help commemorate what we continue to do, starting with the Gardening Against the Odds Awards presentation in March.

We’re also looking back at what we’ve done, so be sure to take a look at the journey of The Foundation with our video which is a quick introduction to what we’ve done, and the timeline which has more on our projects and awards throughout the years.

You can also view past publications, from the community grapevine The Parish Pump, to the NatWest Guide for Environmental Entrepreneurs handbook and our newsletter for elm tree practitioners. You can also see the books we’ve helped published, including our latest edition thanks to a Young Scientists for Rainforests award on ethno botany in India.

We’re still collecting information for our scrapbook too which we’ll be launching later in the year, so don’t forget to send in your memories.