TCV
Connecting people and green spaces
Activities
Found 25 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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Tuesday 17th February 2026
Nature Counts Cumbernauld
With CLL Nature Counts Volunteers
At Cumbernauld wide
Activity description
We meet every Tuesday 10:30-13:30 at different Scottish Wildlife Trust and North Lanarkshire Council wildlife reserves, across Cumbernauld. We will participate in a variety of wildlife surveys to understand targeted species and how we can help them. From pollinator walks to mammal surveys, we will cover a variety of species recording. We may also complete conservation tasks, such as removing invasive species or making homes for nature. Through taking part in these Citizen Science sessions you will gain skills in wildlife identification, meet new people and discover the wildlife that lives in Cumbernauld!
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Monday 23rd February 2026
Wildlife Walk
With Hollybush Wildlife Walks
At Hollybush Conservation Centre
Activity description
Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.
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Tuesday 24th February 2026
Nature Counts Cumbernauld
With CLL Nature Counts Volunteers
At Cumbernauld wide
Activity description
We meet every Tuesday 10:30-13:30 at different Scottish Wildlife Trust and North Lanarkshire Council wildlife reserves, across Cumbernauld. We will participate in a variety of wildlife surveys to understand targeted species and how we can help them. From pollinator walks to mammal surveys, we will cover a variety of species recording. We may also complete conservation tasks, such as removing invasive species or making homes for nature. Through taking part in these Citizen Science sessions you will gain skills in wildlife identification, meet new people and discover the wildlife that lives in Cumbernauld!
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Monday 2nd March 2026
Wildlife Walk
With Hollybush Wildlife Walks
At Hollybush Conservation Centre
Activity description
Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.
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Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Nature Counts Cumbernauld
With CLL Nature Counts Volunteers
At Cumbernauld wide
Activity description
We meet every Tuesday 10:30-13:30 at different Scottish Wildlife Trust and North Lanarkshire Council wildlife reserves, across Cumbernauld. We will participate in a variety of wildlife surveys to understand targeted species and how we can help them. From pollinator walks to mammal surveys, we will cover a variety of species recording. We may also complete conservation tasks, such as removing invasive species or making homes for nature. Through taking part in these Citizen Science sessions you will gain skills in wildlife identification, meet new people and discover the wildlife that lives in Cumbernauld!
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Saturday 7th March 2026
Signs of Spring
With Biodiversity Action Team (North London)
At One Tree Hill
Activity description
Join us on a walk round the woodland looking for early signs of spring
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Monday 9th March 2026
Wildlife Walk
With Hollybush Wildlife Walks
At Hollybush Conservation Centre
Activity description
Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.
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Tuesday 10th March 2026
Nature Counts Cumbernauld
With CLL Nature Counts Volunteers
At Cumbernauld wide
Activity description
We meet every Tuesday 10:30-13:30 at different Scottish Wildlife Trust and North Lanarkshire Council wildlife reserves, across Cumbernauld. We will participate in a variety of wildlife surveys to understand targeted species and how we can help them. From pollinator walks to mammal surveys, we will cover a variety of species recording. We may also complete conservation tasks, such as removing invasive species or making homes for nature. Through taking part in these Citizen Science sessions you will gain skills in wildlife identification, meet new people and discover the wildlife that lives in Cumbernauld!
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Friday 13th March 2026
Women’s Nature Wellbeing Club – Seaside-Inspired Decorations
With Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park Events
At Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Activity description
This March, join the Women’s Nature Wellbeing Club for a gentle, restorative walk along the Thames—an opportunity to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your wellbeing. Afterwards, enjoy a creative crafting activity where you’ll make a lovely decoration and learn the art of upcycling and decoupage. We’d love to welcome you to another fun and nurturing session. This session is free, but booking is essential as only 10 spaces are available. To book, please email: Georgiana.irimia@tcv.org.uk
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Monday 16th March 2026
Wildlife Walk
With Hollybush Wildlife Walks
At Hollybush Conservation Centre
Activity description
Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.