The Brighton & Hove Green Spaces AND Wildlife Forum November 2023 Newsletter can be seen at the following link: https://bhgreenspaceforum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/BHGSFBHWF_Winter2023Newsletter.pdf
Continue reading →We take care of 230+ fruit and nut trees in the streets around Hollingdean, support 4 community gardens and run community events that connect people with nature and growing such as nature walks, wildflower planting, plant and seed swaps and … Continue reading →
The Brighton & Hove Green Spaces Forum May 2023 Newsletter can be found at the following link: https://bhgreenspaceforum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/BHGSFNewsletterMay2023.docx.pdf
Continue reading →Shoreham Port’s Conservation Corridor (SPCC) is an exciting terrestrial restoration project managed by Sussex Dolphin Project and owned by Shoreham Port. It is a fairy large, but thin section of land (~350m long) located next to Shoreham Port and A259 … Continue reading →
To create a better sense of community in an area that has suffered much from studentification. To create a healthier environment in all senses of the word. We meet in the community room in The Brighton Uni Moulsecomb campus (on … Continue reading →
The Liz Williams Butterfly Haven was the first site in SE England to be ecologically engineered to modify the topography of chalk downland, which in turn manipulates the microclimate for targeted early successional butterflies. To date 89% of all the … Continue reading →
The Brighton & Hove Green Spaces Forum Autumn 2022 Newsletter can be found at the following link: https://bhgreenspaceforum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/BHGSFNewsletterAutumn2022.docx.pdf
Continue reading →Newly formed gardening club. To share knowledge, skill, plants via monthly meetings and an on-line platform.
Continue reading →A community led project to create a Pocket Park on the south east corner of St Aubyns in Hove, adjacent to Kingsway. This highly prominent area is currently run-down and a magnate for fly-tipping, pavement parking and anti-social behaviour. Our … Continue reading →
The Brighton & Hove Green Spaces Forum has worked with Vivienne Barton and … Continue reading →
