The eight hundred and fifty acre site lies between St Albans and Harpenden in Hertfordshire and will be twice as big as Sherwood Forest and twice the size of Regents Park in London.
The Woodland Trust, formed in nineteen seventy two and committed to stop the destruction of the United Kingdoms ancient woodland, will seek to raise eight and a half million pounds to pay for the park, it is the Trusts biggest project ever.
Work on the wood could start as early as winter 2008 and within two years see trees double the size of a child that planted them.
The Woodland Trust has appealed for the support of the public and the generosity of business to fulfil it's dream.
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