Found 300 activities
Wednesday 14th October 2026
With Biodiversity Action Team (North London)
About 10.1 miles away from your postcode
At Welsh Harp Open Space (Barnet)
Join our volunteer group at Welsh Harp! We will spend the day doing practical conservation tasks to maintain and improve the biodiversity around the reservoir.
Wednesday 14th October 2026
With Biodiversity Action Team (West London)
About 10.6 miles away from your postcode
At Kew Pond
We will be working in Kew Pond to manage reed growth to maintain open water and ensure reeds don't dominate the habitat. We will also provide s bit of TLC to the alder buckthorn we planted on the island earlier this year. The common reed grows to form large reedbeds which act as important habitat for many bird species (e.g. reed warbler). In ponds, and smaller waterways, reedbeds can start to dominate the habitat reducing the amount of open water available for waterfowl to use. Reedbeds are often managed yearly, with removal of small sections of reeds each year. We will provide waders and pond gloves. Please note our smallest waders are a size 7, if you have smaller feet please bring an extra thick pair of socks. We will have one or two non-water tasks for those not wanting to get in the pond.
Wednesday 14th October 2026
With Bedfordshire Environmental Action Team
About 46.7 miles away from your postcode
At Aylesbury National Grid Compressor
We have a long term project on this site to improve biodiversity, so each week we'll be doing a range of tasks to increase the habitats - meadow management, woodland work, hedgerow management and lots more.
Wednesday 14th October 2026
With East Sussex Biodiversity Action Team
About 47.9 miles away from your postcode
At Ninfield National Grid
NEW from 07/10/2026 Green woodworking workshops in South Wood, using the timber that we have collected in the woodland during coppicing. Learn how to split green chestnut to make rusitc gates. Make your own mallets or benches. Perhaps some whittling.
Thursday 15th October 2026
With Leyton Jubilee Park Green Gym
About 4.4 miles away from your postcode
At Leyton Jubilee Park
Leyton Jubilee Park is Waltham Forestâs largest park, created atop an old landfill site dating back to the 19th century. Sitting in the Lea catchment, Dagenham Brook runs through the park, offering a riparian connection to the nearby Hackney Marshes. Our work in the park largely surrounds the maintenance of our recently planted woodland, which is still in the early stages of its life, work including tree planting, weeding and mulching. Other work will rejuvenate pathways and provide care for our newly created flower beds. Join us in a park with an exciting range of habitats and species!
Thursday 15th October 2026
With Leyton Jubilee Park Green Gym
About 4.4 miles away from your postcode
At Leyton Jubilee Park
Come and join The Conservation Volunteers as we work to protect and enhance biodiversity and nature in Leyton Jubilee Park all whilst enjoying proven benefits to your physical and mental wellbeing! Activities include planting and maintaining wildflower meadows, wildlife survey work and citizen science, creating stag beetle loggeries, building bee banks, constructing both living and dead hedges and much more!
Thursday 15th October 2026
With Haringey Conservation Volunteers
About 7.1 miles away from your postcode
At Queens Wood
We'll be carrying out assorted tasks around the ancient woodland. Please copy the link into your browser to sign up to this session: https://mailchi.mp/c9f820e3608e/october-2026-newsletter-4742202
Thursday 15th October 2026
With Biodiversity Action Team (West London)
About 10.6 miles away from your postcode
At Kew Pond
We will be working in Kew Pond to manage reed growth to maintain open water and ensure reeds don't dominate the habitat. We will also provide s bit of TLC to the alder buckthorn we planted on the island earlier this year. The common reed grows to form large reedbeds which act as important habitat for many bird species (e.g. reed warbler). In ponds, and smaller waterways, reedbeds can start to dominate the habitat reducing the amount of open water available for waterfowl to use. Reedbeds are often managed yearly, with removal of small sections of reeds each year. We will provide waders and pond gloves. Please note our smallest waders are a size 7, if you have smaller feet please bring an extra thick pair of socks. We will have one or two non-water tasks for those not wanting to get in the pond.
Thursday 15th October 2026
With Biodiversity Action Team (North London)
About 14.9 miles away from your postcode
At Headstone Manor
Join us at this historic site as we carry our big reed cut
Thursday 15th October 2026
With South Essex Action Team
About 27.0 miles away from your postcode
At Rayleigh National Grid Substation
Help us manage our Wildflower meadow's at Rayleigh Substation. This is a physical conservation activity that includes using traditional techniques like scything and sowing seeds. A good level of fitness is needed for this activity. No previous experience needed. All tools, Training, and Tea provided. Please contact the project officer before the session to register interest.