To mark the start of spring, City of Trees, the RSPB and Manchester City Council have launched feeds of a nestbox and bird feeding station live from Chorlton Water Park.
Partners across the city-region, including City of Trees, have signed a multi-million pound European contract for a project which looks to develop innovative ways of financing natural solutions to deliver resilience to increasingly extreme climate hazards.
Leading environmental charity City of Trees along with companies from across the city region helped plant over 300 trees, with over 4,000 new saplings planned to be planted.
City of Trees, in partnership with the RSPB and Manchester City Council, has launched two live feeds; one from a nestbox and the other from a feeding station, to mark the official start of Spring on 20 March 2019.
One year after the ambitious 25 year plan to plant 50 million trees along the M62 corridor to create a new Northern Forest was announced by the Woodland Trust and City of Trees the project has moved on at pace.
