This winter 2025-26, thanks to our funders, we are planting 4,100 trees across projects to revitalise damaged land and boost aspen numbers in Renfrewshire.
Planting rare aspen




The trees.
These 4,100 trees will be planted at two projects. The first will reforest the borders of 4.5 hectares of conifer plantation for the benefit of wildlife and walkers; the second will reforest an area of former rough pasture. Tree species will include Scots Pine, Sessile Oak, Downy Birch, Alder, Hazel, Rowan, Eared Willow, Juniper & the rare and hard to grow Aspen.
Specialists at cloning Aspen
Our partners in this are Eadha Enterprises, a team who are dedicated to the propagation and planting of aspen trees across Scotland. From their nursery in Renfrewshire, they manage the national collection of aspen clones, producing thousands to support woodland creation and restoration projects. Aspen is uncommon because it flowers irregularly and is irresistible to sheep and deer. As a social enterprise, Eadha brings together community volunteers, corporate teams and people of all ages to take part in hands-on planting days. Site visits are always welcome.

© Joseph Greenlees
4,100 trees will be planted
3,400 will go to Wreas Wood, Renfrewshire to fringe the tracks & pathways of a conifer plantation site.
The final 700 will go to former rough grazing at Muirfauldhouse, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire

Project Partners

Eadha Enterprises grows and plants aspens and other rare native trees to regenerate land and communities.









