Discovery Pass giveaway with the Forestry Commission and #weloveforests

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I’m very lucky to be working with the Forestry Commission as an ambassador at the moment, and I’m looking forward to getting back to our local forest, now that spring has sprung (she remarks quietly so as not to scare it off) *and* we’ve got a working car. (Knocking frantically on wood, and not really caring if that scares spring off after all!) As part of the arrangement we’ve been given a Discovery Pass, which gives us free entry/parking to our local site, along with a batch of other benefits. It’s a very worthwhile perk 🙂

And now I can offer you the chance to win your very own Discovery Pass.

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It’s valid for a specific location, and you will need to stipulate which venue you want. See the full details here

The prize will be fulfilled by The Forestry Commission and the winner must be willing to provide full contact details, to be passed to them.

The pass is valid for 12 months and gives free parking for one car at the designated location.

There are additional benefits to the pass including

  • A seasonal e-newsletter, with forest news and events
  • Generous discount vouchers for shops and activities on and off site. Benefits differ from site to site.

Sounds good doesn’t it? You too could have your very own preferred forest location and get free parking there. And all you have to do to enter is leave me a comment, telling me what your favourite tree is.

You can have extra entries for any or all of the following:

Sign up to the Forestry Commission Newsletter

Follow the Forestry Commission on Twitter

Like them on Facebook

Tweet this post *including* the hashtag #weloveforests (hint, the tweet button should do it for you.)

Share the post any other way you like.

You *must* leave an extra comment for each entry method – I use And the winner is plugin which makes a random draw from the entered comments. Competition runs until next Sunday evening 14th April at midnight.


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Comments

31 responses to “Discovery Pass giveaway with the Forestry Commission and #weloveforests”

  1. Julian-Ray avatar
    Julian-Ray

    Favourite tree would have to be almost any sort of eucalyptus – but that’s a hang over from growing up in Australia

  2. Definately the willow. I’ve always had a thing for it!

  3. Have liked on fb

  4. Emma Foster avatar
    Emma Foster

    Nice competition, I’ve been umming and ahhing over whether to get a pass for our local woods. Fav tree would be Rowan, because we named our first son Rowan, not after the tree tho and as I didn’t name any of the others after trees, Rowan it is!

  5. Emma Foster avatar
    Emma Foster

    Have Signed up to the Forestry Commission Newsletter 🙂

  6. Emma Foster avatar
    Emma Foster

    ….and have followed the Forestry Commission on Twitter 🙂

  7. Emma Foster avatar
    Emma Foster

    ….. Have Liked them on Facebook 🙂

  8. Emma Foster avatar
    Emma Foster

    …and have Tweeted this post 🙂
    and will now get rejected by commentluv for spamming 😉

  9. Briony North avatar
    Briony North

    World wide, it would have to be Norfolk Island Pine, in the UK the Oak (penduculate)

  10. Have signed up to their newsletter 🙂

  11. Have liked them on FB 🙂

  12. My favourite tree is the apple tree. Yummy fruit, pretty blossom, chopped off branches are loved by small chewy pets and, if you get the right apple tree, you can climb them pretty well too 🙂

  13. It would have to be the good old Oak tree. 🙂

  14. I have also tweeted. Thank you, we love our local Bedgebury forest.

  15. Great giveaway! I think it would have to be the mighty oak tree for me.

  16. Have also liked over on FB.

  17. And tweeted as @MostlyYummy.

  18. Mine would have to be the Willow, not sure why, Probably because it was the first tree I learnt to Identify. 🙂 x

  19. Liked on Facebook

  20. and signed up to the Newsletter

  21. Julian-Ray avatar
    Julian-Ray

    Have now liked on Facebook as well.

  22. Michael C. avatar
    Michael C.

    Favourite tree is the one I used to stop at with my granddad when he took me out as a very young kid. Think that may be where and when I started to like trees.

  23. Michael C. avatar
    Michael C.

    signed up to Forestry Commission newsletter.

  24. Michael C. avatar
    Michael C.

    Following Forestry Commission on twitter.

  25. kathleen hooper avatar
    kathleen hooper

    my favourite tree is the Mulberry tree

  26. kathleen hooper avatar
    kathleen hooper

    I’m following Forestry Commission on twitter.

  27. kathleen hooper avatar
    kathleen hooper

    I like forestry commission on facebook

  28. For me it’s got to be the classic conker (horse-chestnut) tree. Reminds me of being little 🙂

  29. Wow fab price have liked on Facebook xx

  30. Have followed on twitter xx

  31. Have tweeted about this post as well xx

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