By planting a Scots Pine, you are:
• Helping to restore one of Ireland’s lost native giants.
• Providing food and shelter for birds, red squirrels, and mammals.
• Capturing and storing carbon for centuries.
• Enriching woodland biodiversity and resilience.
• Contributing to the return of Ireland’s ancient woodland heritage.
• Long Lifespan – Can live for 300–700 years, supporting ecosystems across generations.
• Carbon Storage – Stores significant carbon, fighting climate change.
• Wildlife Habitat – Provides cones and seeds for squirrels and birds, and nesting for raptors.
• Soil Stabilisation – Deep roots strengthen and protect woodland soils.
• Cultural Heritage – Once dominant in Ireland’s primeval forests, symbol of strength and endurance.
• Resilience – Thrives in challenging conditions, from uplands to mixed forests.
• Biodiversity Support – Keystone tree sustaining diverse ecosystems.
The Scots Pine is more than a tree—it is a sentinel of Ireland’s ancient forests. Tall, strong, and enduring, it has shaped our landscapes and supported wildlife for millennia. By planting one, you are reviving heritage, strengthening ecosystems, and leaving behind a living legacy of resilience.
• Botanical Name: Pinus sylvestris
• Irish Tree Name: Péine Albanach
• Lifespan: 300–700 years
• Type: Evergreen conifer
• Native to: Ireland & Europe
• Wildlife Benefits: Seeds for red squirrels and birds, nesting for raptors, long-term habitat
• Cultural Significance: Once dominant in Ireland’s ancient forests, symbol of endurance and heritage
Scots Pine trees can live for 300–700 years, making them one of Ireland’s longest-lived species.
It was once a dominant tree in Ireland’s primeval forests, supporting wildlife and shaping ecosystems for millennia.
Its cones and seeds feed red squirrels and crossbills, while its tall branches provide nesting for birds of prey and other species
Yes. Each Scots Pine comes with a hand-printed certificate by Sally Caulwell, including the location and certificate number of your tree.
Absolutely. Planting a Scots Pine is a meaningful gift symbolising strength, heritage, and resilience. The certificate makes it a lasting keepsake.
Your Scots Pine will be planted in one of our Irish reforestation sites, carefully chosen to restore biodiversity and revive native woodlands.
Live impact from our rewilding
Partner with us to plant native Irish trees and show real local impact. We create a tailored plan for your business, with options like trees per sale, monthly pledges, or team planting days. You receive impact reports, certificates for audits, and co-branded assets for PR and staff engagement, all aligned with CSR and ESG goals and the UN SDGs.
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