Brighton & Hove is one of the 250 cities around the world taking part in the ‘2020 City Nature Challenge’. The challenge takes place between 24th and 27th April and aims to involve as many people as possible in photographing … Continue reading →
Our May 2019 Newsletter can be found in the Resources section of this website, or directly using the following link http://bhgreenspaceforum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Newsletter-January-2020.pdf
Continue reading →Calling all greenspace Friends and community groups – this event, one of a series of important conferences, is for you! The National Federation of Parks & Green Spaces invite Friends and volunteer groups to attend these events organised to promote … Continue reading →
Our May 2019 Newsletter can be found in the Resources section of this website, or directly using the following link http://bhgreenspaceforum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Newsletter-May-2019.pdf
Continue reading →Volunteer working in Brighton & Hove’s Green Spaces – Insurance & Supervision. The following statement has been supplied by Brighton & Hove CityParks and is aimed at clarifying insurance arrangements and the level of supervision required for volunteer working. This … Continue reading →
Earlier this year the BHGSF commissioned a group of Brighton University business students to undertake a membership survey. The focus of this being training received and identified as needed by green space volunteer groups. In addition to the insight the … Continue reading →
Walk the Downs is a series of free, sociable walks in Newhaven, Peacehaven and Seaford from May through September to encourage physical activity in the National Park. The relaxed walks are led by trained walk leaders and South Downs National … Continue reading →
The Brighton & Hove City Council Communities Fund aims to help the wide variety of voluntary organisations who make a big impact on the life of the city. The fund is accessible to green space groups working within Brighton & … Continue reading →
Our Award winning head gardener Steve Peters from The Level has just published his latest conservation report. The report contains a wealth of information about the conservation work and techniques used at The Level. Including the plant database, the butterfly … Continue reading →
