Lottery to cut funding to parks

27th December 201713th January 2018 committee

To Friends of Parks Forums across the UK – for your information Dear all The Guardian published this letter on 26.12.2017 [signed by the NFPGS – Text below] Lottery Funding to be […]

Greenspace for Greater London – GiGL

19th December 201713th January 2018 committee LFGN

Report your wildlife sightings for you park or openspace to GiGL. GiGL

National Tree Week

12th December 201713th January 2018 committee

CHARTER for Trees, Woods and People

London Wetlands Centre

8th December 201729th December 2017 committee LFGN

London Wetlands Centre WWT’s urban oasis for wildlife and people, just 10 minutes from Hammersmith. Stroll among the lakes, ponds and gardens. The café is perfect for relaxing, and kids […]

Woodberry Wetlands

8th December 201729th December 2017 committee LFGN

Woodberry Wetlands Woodberry Wetlands is a haven for wildlife and people in Hackney: 11 hectares of reed-fringed ponds and dykes, always free and accessible to everyone. The reserve is five […]

Walthamstow Wetlands

8th December 201729th December 2017 committee LFGN

Walthamstow Wetlands Volunteering Newsletter Welcome to London Wildlife Trust’s latest update on volunteering opportunities at Walthamstow Wetlands. Walthamstow Wetlands is open daily from 9.30am-4.00pm, 363 days of the year (closed Christmas […]

Management Plan Example – Queens Gardens Bromley

17th November 20177th December 2018 committee

This example is from Queens Gardens, a small-ish ornamental garden in the town centre. Bromley’s park management is contracted out to iDverde to fulfil, so the plan contains a foreword […]

Trees & Woodland – Best Practises and Successes

17th November 20177th February 2018 committee

Best Practises and Successes from our member groups:

Golden autumn tinted Beech, ochre leaf drifts and green grass

Create A Tree Trail

14th November 201729th December 2017 committee

Guidance from the Keep Britain Tidy people (who also run National Parks Week in July) They say: Create a tree trail and be in with the chance to win a […]

Covenant / Deed-Of-Dedication – Planning Designations You Can Apply for Protection

13th November 201728th March 2018 committee

Deeds of Dedication are considered best practise to provide statutory protection for green spaces for future generations. The charity Fields in Trust help friends groups and councils draw the document up.

Our Patch September 2020

Empowerment in Green Space

Greener Recovery

Boost Green Space

PARKS AND PEOPLE – STRONGER TOGETHER

Save Lea Marshes Newsletter

LFGN

London Friends of Green Spaces Network

Category: Management

Lottery to cut funding to parks

Greenspace for Greater London – GiGL

National Tree Week

London Wetlands Centre

Woodberry Wetlands

Walthamstow Wetlands

Management Plan Example – Queens Gardens Bromley

Trees & Woodland – Best Practises and Successes

Create A Tree Trail

Covenant / Deed-Of-Dedication – Planning Designations You Can Apply for Protection