Marshland Wanderings
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Exploring Hackney & Walthamstow Marsh through creative walks, art, and foraging.
Marshland Wanderings Read More »
Exploring Hackney & Walthamstow Marsh through creative walks, art, and foraging.
Woodland and grassland line the River Brent, bringing nature into this industrial landscape. Part of Brent River Park, the area within a five-mile radius of Brent Bends is home to an impressive 28 species of mammals and 203 species of birds.
Brent Bends itself is a 2.92-hectare woodland in Greater London, managed by the London Borough of Brent. This green space provides a vital habitat for wildlife and a peaceful retreat for visitors.
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Meadow Hill is Croydon’s community hub for sustainable living—more than just a garden, it’s a space where neighbours come together to share knowledge, celebrate milestones, and create something meaningful.
From group workshops and yoga sessions to seasonal gatherings, every event here helps build stronger connections. Meadow Hill makes it easy to grow chemical-free and be part of a movement that’s just as much about people as it is about the planet.
Looking for the perfect patch to start or expand your growing journey? We’ve got a space to suit every need.
We worked with London National Park City and other London green spaces organisations to create a map of volunteering opportunities with green spaces community groups (often called ‘friends groups’) all around London.
Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park Read More »
This 31-acre nature reserve is London’s most central urban woodland and one of its ‘Magnificent Seven’ cemeteries. It’s a people’s park, a sanctuary for wildlife, a place for remembrance and a site for community events, field studies and forest schools.
Lee Valley Regional Park Authority Read More »
Lee Valley Regional Park Authority is responsible for the 26 mile long, 10,000 acre park with its huge variety of award winning green spaces, world class sports venues and ecologically vital wildlife havens. The park was created by a unique Act of Parliament as a “green lung” for London, Essex and Hertfordshire. Our approach is to be community focused and commercially driven, to work with partners to produce a unique combination of activities, sights and experiences.
Barnet Community Harvesters Read More »
Barnet based fruit harvesting project, sharing the surplus to community causes