Microsite
Microsite designs, establishes and manages woodlands and green spaces that help nature, communities and businesses thrive.
Specialists in woodland creation and reforestation, we also deliver urban tree planting, wildflower meadows, habitat creation and community green spaces, combining practical expertise with thoughtful design and long-term care.
Microsite is an environmental and ecological land management company specialising in woodland creation, reforestation, tree planting, biodiversity net gain delivery, habitat creation and long-term green space management.
We support developers, infrastructure providers, estates, and corporate landowners in delivering measurable environmental improvements through structured land-based projects.
For development and housing projects, our tree planting contractors can support planning, planting, protection and aftercare on live or managed sites.
Our work combines ecological design, regulatory awareness, and long-term land stewardship to deliver practical environmental outcomes that perform over time.
Microsite’s work is shaped by real land, real communities and long-term environmental outcomes. From woodland creation and reforestation to community engagement, habitat creation and aftercare, our projects show how practical environmental delivery can create lasting value.
Microsite planted 7,500 trees across the 8.24 hectare Emmaus Youth Village woodland creation project.
Emmaus includes native woodland, orchard planting, wildflower meadows, shelter belts, open space habitat and ponds.
At Fishburn, Microsite used woodland activity and local engagement to help reconnect people with a damaged planting site.
A microsite, in ecological terms, refers to a small area within a landscape where conditions differ from the surrounding environment.
It may have different soil conditions, drainage, sunlight exposure, or shelter. These subtle differences can determine whether trees establish successfully, habitats develop, and ecosystems thrive.
Tree planters must pay close attention to the exact conditions of the ground when planting. Selecting the correct soil, elevation, and drainage conditions can determine whether a tree survives and grows.
The name Microsite reflects this philosophy.
Successful environmental projects depend on attention to detail while understanding the wider landscape. Microsite focuses on both the immediate conditions of a site and the broader environmental system in which it sits.
This balance between detail and big-picture thinking guides how we design, deliver, and manage environmental improvement projects.
Microsite works alongside construction teams and developers to deliver nature based solutions that support planning, compliance, and long term site value.
We understand the realities of construction programmes, CDM regulations, and the need for practical delivery that fits within live sites. Our work supports Biodiversity Net Gain, tree planting, habitat creation, and landscaping without slowing projects down or creating unnecessary risk.
Microsite supports local authorities and public sector bodies with nature based projects that deliver long term environmental and community benefit.
We work across tree planting, biodiversity, wildflower meadows, and community engagement, helping public sector organisations meet environmental targets while creating visible, positive outcomes for residents.
Infrastructure projects require careful coordination, compliance, and site awareness. Microsite provides nature based solutions that work within these constraints.
We support highways, utilities, and infrastructure projects with biodiversity improvements, planting schemes, and environmental mitigation that align with safety standards and operational requirements.
Microsite works with landowners and estates who want to manage land responsibly, improve biodiversity, and create long term environmental value.
Our services are not limited to traditional farming. We support anyone with land, whether private estates, commercial landowners, or organisations with underused or transitional land.
Microsite delivers environmental projects that support learning, engagement, and community involvement within education settings.
Our work focuses on practical, visible outcomes such as Tiny Forests, planting schemes, and engagement projects that connect people to nature. While education is part of our offer, delivery and long term impact remain the priority.
Microsite supports commercial and industrial organisations looking to improve environmental performance and demonstrate real action.
We work with businesses to deliver biodiversity improvements, sustainability initiatives, and environmental schemes that align with operational needs and reporting requirements.
Microsite delivers tree planting projects that are designed to work long term, not just look good on day one.
Our team helps support clients in meeting Biodiversity Net Gain requirements through practical, deliverable solutions.
Wildflower meadows are one of the most effective ways to improve biodiversity, air quality, and visual appeal in urban and rural environments.
Microsite works alongside construction and infrastructure projects to integrate nature based solutions safely and compliantly.
Treescaping is Microsite’s approach to landscaping that prioritises biodiversity, function, and natural design.
Organisations can structure carbon, biodiversity and land-based performance as measurable long-term value.
Microsite supports businesses in delivering measurable environmental outcomes through structured, practical solutions aligned with their operational objectives.
Community involvement is a core part of Microsite’s work, supporting long term environmental improvement and local ownership.
Microsite works as tree planting contractors for developers, housing providers, landowners, public sector teams and commercial organisations that need planting delivered properly on real sites.
From species choice and soil conditions to access, protection, planting seasons and aftercare, our team helps tree planting schemes move from plan to establishment. This means projects are not only planted, but planned around long-term survival, biodiversity value and practical site conditions.
Stay connected with Microsite on social media for the latest updates, woodland creation and reforestation projects, and ways to get involved in creating a greener future.
Meaningful change starts with action. Therefore, at Microsite, we specialise in woodland creation and reforestation. Through sustainable forestry, urban greening, and community-driven projects, we’re dedicated to restoring natural ecosystems, supporting biodiversity, and creating a greener future for generations to come. Together, we can make a lasting difference.
Emmaus 5 September 2026 Free CommunityWoodland Adventure Day Meet a woodland at the beginning of its story Get in touch with Microsite Sign up to
Microsite’s community tree planting events are great opportunities to develop community spirit and foster a sense of ownership and respect for our local environment, we aim to inspire the local communities to care for these areas as if they were their own, with an aim to providing tangible benefits not only to the people who care for these sites, but to the entire world.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a nature enthusiast, or just looking for a meaningful way to spend time with other members of the community, there’s a place for you here.
We very much look forward to seeing you at the events and sincerely hope that you have a wonderful time.
No new events listed right now? You can still find out where Microsite has been and see the community projects we have already supported. Take a look through our past events to see how local people, landowners, volunteers and organisations have come together through tree planting, hedgerow creation and hands-on environmental action.
Specifically, at Microsite, our focus is on creating sustainable solutions that benefit the environment, communities, and businesses. From woodland creation and reforestation to urban tree planting, every project is driven by our commitment to a greener, healthier future.
Restoration of forests through large-scale tree planting, enhancing growth, structure, and quality for long-term benefits.
Transforming urban spaces with trees that improve air quality, biodiversity, and community wellbeing.
Creation of native woodlands to connect communities and foster ecological growth for future generations.
We design and establish meadows that enhance biodiversity, support wildlife, and beautify natural spaces.
Providing reliable fencing solutions to protect livestock, crops, and land with tailored installations.
Understanding and managing carbon impact is an important part of building a more sustainable future. At Microsite, we help businesses and communities reduce environmental impact through woodland creation, reforestation and practical land-based projects.
By mapping, planting and maintaining woodlands over time, projects can support healthier habitats, stronger communities and more resilient landscapes.
Better still, you can join our hands-on days planting trees, creating wildflower meadows, and helping with aftercare such as looking after tree guards, weed control, watering and site tidy-ups. It’s practical, social, and makes a visible difference to local habitats and communities.
To get started, keep an eye on our socials or contact us for upcoming volunteer sessions.
Find answers to common questions about woodland creation, reforestation, grants, carbon credits and natural regeneration.
Generally, England offers EWCO; Scotland uses the Forestry Grant Scheme. We scope eligibility, prepare maps/applications, and manage claims end-to-end.
Typically, costs vary with design, species mix, guards, deer pressure, ground preparation and site access. We give a site-specific budget and show how grants can offset costs, using current woodland creation funding and guidance where relevant
Yes, a project may be able to generate carbon credits if it is designed and verified under the Woodland Carbon Code. We assess eligibility, plan monitoring and guide clients through validation and verification.
Although both can work, we assess soils, seed sources, browsing pressure and timelines, then recommend planting, assisted natural regeneration, or a hybrid.
Yes. Microsite supports developers, housing providers, contractors and landowners with tree planting for developments and existing housing sites, including practical delivery, planting protection and long-term establishment planning.
