TCV
Connecting people and green spaces
Activities
Found 824 activities
Activity key
- Big Green Weekend
- Green Gym
- Practical conservation activity
- Tree Planting event
- Health walk
- Children's activity
- Training or workshop
- Food growing activity
- Community event or activity
- Wildlife surveying activity
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Monday 16th February 2026
Forth Valley Biodiversity Action Team
With Forth Valley BAT
At Carsebridge Cultural Campus
Activity description
The Forth Valley Biodiversity Action Team undertake various practical conservation tasks and improve green spaces across Falkirk and Stirling. Activities include woodland management, pond clearance, maintaining paths and sowing wildflower seeds. We are dedicated to enhancing biodiversity through a range of activities from woodland management, creating habitats, eradicating invasive species, sowing wildflower seeds and community garden work. Volunteering is a great way to gain new skills and an opportunity to meet new people from a range of backgrounds. Come and join us to help care for the environment, meet new people and spend some time in the great outdoors!
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Marsham Valley - Leaky Dams
With East Sussex Biodiversity Action Team
At RSPCA Mallydams - Future landscapes trust
Activity description
Ground prep & installing leaky dams from Fairlight to Pett. Leaky dams are designed to slow down water upstream to reduce flood impact downstream of sudden downpours. They are made from natural materials and there will be lots installed along small watercourses to create pools and puddles ponds where they won't do any harm.
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Practical Conservation Work in Fleet - North Hampshire
With Berkshire Biodiversity Action Team
At Fleet Substation
Activity description
Conservation work - cutting back, clearance, coppicing etc. For full details, please sign up to our newsletter: https://tcv.us16.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9bbaa15463046adf64d2b0c79&id=a6b0f89389
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Building Bug Hotels
With South Essex Action Team
At Davy Down
Activity description
Help us build a habitat for all your favourite garden critters. This is a great activity for kids to learn about invertebrates habitats and how we can help them. Please contact the local project officer before the day to register interest.
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Wildflower meadow management
With Berkshire Biodiversity Action Team
At Lewingdon Wood
Activity description
Looking after/improving the wildflower meadow adjacent to the small National Grid site next to Lewingdon Wood near Pangbourne.
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Neasden Recreation Ground marshland restoration
With Biodiversity Action Team (North London)
At Neasden Recreation Ground
Activity description
Join us as we work on restoring the marshland habitat along the reservoir
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Vegetation clearance at Waterlow Park
With Camden Green Gym
At Waterlow Park
Activity description
Join in for a session of nature conservation and habitat management activities. The Green Gym is a unique way to get fit, transform the environment, meet new people and learn new skills. Each session includes a range of activities, designed to suit all abilities. We provide hot drinks and other refreshments during the tea break.
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Parkland Walk (St James Lane)
With Haringey Conservation Volunteers
At Parkland Walk (St James Entrance)
Activity description
We'll be continuing our work on the glade and meadow bank preparing it for next years growth and spring bulbs. Sign up here: https://us3.list-manage.com/survey?u=8e0c6f93d2677069e8196b76f&id=3393dfc688&attribution=false
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Habitat management at Westlands country park
With North Essex Biodiversity Action Team (Midweek)
At Westlands Country Park
Activity description
TBC
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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Grass Strimming and raking
With Bedfordshire Environmental Action Team
At Great Stukeley Sssi
Activity description
This site is a rare and important grassland habitat so we're helping to manage it for wildlife by keeping nutrient levels low. Strimming the grass off and raking it away from the grassland means nettles and thistles are less likely to thrive, giving more chance for wildflowers to do well.