Our aims are to improve the environment in Coldean for the benefit of the residents. We have planted trees, bulbs, and are currently upgrading our local park. We hold monthly meetings to engage with our residents.
Continue reading →Based within the historic Conservation area of Brunswick and Adelaide includes Brunswick and Palmeira Squares and Adelaide Crescent and the various Friends’ groups work with the Council who maintain these areas.
Continue reading →We are the residents association for Brunswick Square & Terrace and work with the council and Cityparks to help maintain and preserve the Square gardens and the byelaws relating to them. We have a small plot on the west side … Continue reading →
Brighton Permaculture Trust is a charity based mainly in Stanmer Park but with other sites around the city.
Continue reading →We meet regularly to help maintain this local wildlife site and pathway from New England Road to Brighton Station. We promote awareness of Brighton Greenway’s wildlife significance and unique industrial heritage.
Continue reading →An organic, not-for-profit, community allotment run entirely by volunteers meeting on Sundays from 11am to 1pm. We have two plots on the Weald Allotments Nevill Avenue, Hove.
Continue reading →Get advice about the city’s 70 community food growing projects and other food volunteering. From orchards to city centre parks, there is something for everyone.
Continue reading →Brighton Conservation Volunteers carry out a wide range of countryside tasks in the city and further afield, with the aim of managing and enhancing the natural environment.
Continue reading →Cityparks Rangers run a conservation volunteering group that works in parks and nature reserves across the City. Currently meeting every Wednesday and Friday at 10am. We send out an email once a week with details of the task and location, … Continue reading →
Checking the flocks of sheep used to conservation graze chalk downland green spaces across the city. Volunteers are trained in sheep welfare and grazing hardware. They can then choose sites and dates from a rota.
Continue reading →
