Native whip planting / mulching & fencing in the long grassland near Cressingham Main entrance on the Tulse Hill side of the park. 10 am– 4pm.
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Meet at Cressingham main entrance on Tulse Hill side, top of the park. 10am - 4pm
Native whip planting / mulching & fencing in the long grassland near Cressingham Main entrance on the Tulse Hill side of the park. 10 am– 4pm.
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Meet at Cressingham main entrance on Tulse Hill side, top of the park. 10am - 4pm
Preparing the hedge for laying / clearing access to hedgerow. Meet at Brockwell Gate estate hedge line on Tulse Hill side of the park. 10am - 4pm.
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Meet at hedge line by Brockwell Gate Estate or Brailsford Road on Tulse Hill side of the park. 10am - 4pm
Preparing the hedge for laying / clearing access to hedgerow. Meet at Brockwell Gate estate hedge line on Tulse Hill side of the park. 10am - 4pm.
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Preparing the hedge for laying / clearing access to hedgerow. Meet at Brockwell Gate estate hedge line on Tulse Hill side of the park. 10am - 4pm.
Thursday 19 October, 10am–4pm
Everyone welcome! No experience required.
We will spend the day helping to maintain the lengths of hedgerow we having been working on for the past two years. We will be weeding the hedgerows and watering the newly planted whips, where needed, and gapping up any that haven’t survived. We will also be creating clear access to the hedgeline so we can recommence our hedge-laying work this winter.
In association with TCV’s Biodiversity Action Team (South London). This is a joint project of Lambeth Council and the Brockwell Park Community Partners. Friends of Brockwell Park is happy to support it financially, by planting wildflowers along the hedgerow.
This is one of three hedge-maintenance days this week: Tuesday–Thursday 17–19 October.
Meet towards the top end of the park along the Cressingham Estate boundary.
More information from Richard Jedrzejczak r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Wednesday 18 October, 10am–4pm
Everyone welcome! No experience required.
We will spend the day helping to maintain the lengths of hedgerow we having been working on for the past two years. We will be weeding the hedgerows and watering the newly planted whips, where needed, and gapping up any that haven’t survived. We will also be creating clear access to the hedgeline so we can recommence our hedge-laying work this winter.
In association with TCV’s Biodiversity Action Team (South London). This is a joint project of Lambeth Council and the Brockwell Park Community Partners. Friends of Brockwell Park is happy to support it financially, by planting wildflowers along the hedgerow.
This is one of three hedge-maintenance days this week: Tuesday–Thursday 17–19 October.
Meet towards the top end of the park along the Cressingham Estate boundary.
More information from Richard Jedrzejczak r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
Tuesday 17 October, 10am–4pm
Everyone welcome! No experience required.
We will spend the day helping to maintain the lengths of hedgerow we having been working on for the past two years. We will be weeding the hedgerows and watering the newly planted whips, where needed, and gapping up any that haven’t survived. We will also be creating clear access to the hedgeline so we can recommence our hedge-laying work this winter.
In association with TCV’s Biodiversity Action Team (South London). This is a joint project of Lambeth Council and the Brockwell Park Community Partners. Friends of Brockwell Park is happy to support it financially, by planting wildflowers along the hedgerow.
This is one of three hedge-maintenance days this week: Tuesday–Thursday 17–19 October.
Meet towards the top end of the park along the Cressingham Estate boundary.
More information from Richard Jedrzejczak r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
On Wednesday 11th October, 10am – 4pm
Everyone Welcome! No experience required
This project is part of a Butterfly Conservation/Lambeth Council project to improve habitat for butterflies in urban areas. Today we will be installing two wildflower strips approximately 2m width x 13m length. We will then be rotavating the soil, seeding the strips and erecting temporary fencing around each strip to give the seed a chance to germinate.
Meet at the top end of the park next to the Cressingham Estate/Brockwell Park Gardens upper gate.
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk
On Tuesday 10th October, 10am – 4pm.
Everyone Welcome! No experience required.
This project is part of a Butterfly Conservation/Lambeth Council project to improve habitat for butterflies in urban areas. Today we will be scything and removing the long grass to the west of the meadow area we installed and fenced off close to Brockwell Hall. We will also be rotavating and seeding the bare patches in the meadow area.
Meet at the fenced off meadow area.
This is located to the right of the first crossroads you meet when you come up from the main path from the Herne Hill Gate to Brockwell Hall.
NB there’s a second butterfly volunteer day in Brockwell Park tomorrow (Wed 11th Oct) – see our Event listings
Contact: Richard Jedrzejczak - r.jedrzejczak@tcv.org.uk