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“An M25 for nature”: that’s how the brains behind the London Tree Ring describe their plan to encircle the capital with a 200km (124 mile) green corridor weaving along the boundaries of its outer boroughs.
The project, from the charity, CPRE London, is designed to safeguard greenbelt, boost biodiversity in neglected pockets of woodland, and return all-but vanished species to London’s treescapes.
And people are at the heart of the plan, they say. Over the next 25 years, community groups, schools, skills providers and landowners are being invited to find new sites, plant trees and care for green spaces.
