Jim’s Shed at East Barnet Valley Bowls Club Read More »
Supporting Barnet residents through the development of a community garden providing the opportunity to get involved in creating a calm, biodiverse, green space.
This project offers gratitude to our volunteers, celebrates them and inspires new folk to get involved. Grassroots volunteer sessions are often called Working Parties…so let’s party!
Wayward Plants Reuse Centre Read More »
In June 2026, we are launching the Wayward Plants Reuse Centre at Cultivate Colindale in North London – a new base for redistribution, growing, learning and public engagement.
Cultivate Colindale Read More »
Cultivate Colindale is transforming 4,000m² of vacant land adjacent to Heybourne Park into a vibrant public space – a living hub for sustainability, creativity, culture and community.
Community Gardening at Clitterhouse Farm Read More »
We are located in Clitterhouse Playing Fields, a neglected but much-loved public park in North West London, where access to safe, high-quality green space is limited for many local residents.
Stonegrove Community Garden Read More »
A £300 grant has strengthened the community gardening activities at Stonegrove Community Centre, bringing together residents of all ages and backgrounds.
Practicing artist-led ecological stewardship in England: Becky Lyon’s ranger story Read More »
Learn how Ranger Becky Lyon is making London greener, healthier, and wilder.
The River Brent Catchment Partnership Read More »
The River Brent Catchment Partnership or BCP represents a group of organisations working together to make the rivers and streams, lakes and canals of the River Brent catchment cleaner, more accessible and more attractive, to benefit both local communities and wildlife.
Barnet Green Spaces Network Read More »
Barnet Green Spaces Network was set-up in July 2019 by a group of parks and green spaces in Barnet. It is set-up and run by volunteers and is independent of Barnet Council. We now have over 45 members.
The Network’s objective is to support the leaders of groups that volunteer on publicly owned parks and green spaces in the borough. It is affiliated to the London Friends of Green Spaces Network, which is turn is affiliated to the National Federation of Parks and Green Spaces.
If your group would like to join, email barnetgsnetwork@gmail.com and you will be added to the Mailchimp list. We can also help you set-up a group.
Barnet Council – Parks, open spaces and trees Read More »
Barnet has a great collection of parks and open spaces and these are an important part of what makes Barnet a green and family friendly borough. People who live and work in Barnet enjoy access to
formal parks and gardens
wild landscapes
extensive areas of greenbelt and
leafy river valleys
Barnet’s parks are places where people can take part in formal sport, visit a park café, take the kids to the playground or just walk the dog.