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Willow Worlds is a community-led project using living willow structures to protect young trees without single-use plastic tree guards.
The first Willow World is growing at Muiredge Park, Buckhaven, with four more sites planned across Lowland Scotland.
Why Willow Worlds?
Plastic tree guards protect young trees, but eventually become plastic waste.
Living willow offers a regenerative alternative that grows into the landscape, creating habitat and capturing carbon as it develops. |
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See how living willow is planted, woven and grown into a natural structure around young trees.
See the first Willow World, discover what to look for and find out how to get there.
Follow the ongoing story through photographs, videos, observations and project updates.
Four further Willow Worlds are planned across Lowland Scotland, with WW2 and WW3 planned for 2028 and WW4 and WW5 for 2029.
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The story continues on SubstackDuncan shares the ongoing story of Willow Worlds on Substack, with photographs, videos, observations and updates as the project develops. |
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Willow Worlds is a Bat's Wood SCIO project supported by the Royal Society of Edinburgh through its Healthy Planet, Healthy People programme.
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