Volunteering at Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park

The Park has a number of volunteering opportunities:

• Practical conservation
  Join a small team of volunteers working with the wardens every Wednesday throughout the year, apart from July and August, from 10am until 4pm. No experience necessary and all tools and training provided. Work includes meadow cutting, marsh clearance, coppicing (cutting small tree stems) and weeding shingle areas. Occasional weekend workdays are also organised - look in the Events section of the website for the latest news.
• Events
  Help out at regular events at the park, such as Frog Day in March, a Grand Open Day in July and Tree Dressing Day in December. Usually one day events on a Sunday but occasional weekday events in school holidays. Work includes setting up, helping with arts activities, running stalls, refreshments and clearing up.
• Friends of the Ecology Park
  Join the Friends group which meets about once every two months and supports the educational and research work of the park. It does this by making suggestions, fundraising and running stalls at events.

Contact the Senior Warden, Joanne Smith, for more details and an information pack at true@btcv.org.uk or on 020 8293 1904.

About the Park
Contact details, access, and opening times
What's about in the Park this month?
GPEP Staff
Information for Primary School Teachers
Health and Safety Guidelines for Visiting Schools