Becoming Bee Friendly

Becoming Bee Friendly
The Tiny Forest

The Tiny Forest
The Village Centre Community Garden

The Village Centre Community Garden
Local Partnerships

Local Partnerships
Fundraising

Fundraising
Community Food Growing

Community Food Growing

This is our Instagram feed where you can see all the things we are up to and sorts of things we have been doing across the village.

At a time when climate anxiety is off the charts, we offer a sanctuary of positive action and a friendly community of people who want to see change and love to take care of nature.

Many hands make light work! Yesterday evening we blitzed the brambles and hops tangling up the newly planted trees on Blays lane. Special thanks to the spontaneous gang of @royalholloway students❤️ for mucking in!
With big thanks to the lovely volunteers at the Englefield Green Hub's Gardening Club, we have potted up a huge number of the wild flower seedlings we are growing on to plant on the Green next year. They will live happily in the hub's cold frame unti
Change of Date! We'll be meeting next Thursday 18th Sept., 5.30pm on Blays Lane to clear the weeds from the Miyawaki forest and plant some fox gloves. This date is instead of the planned event on 27th, which is now cancelled). Please do come along!
Got a couple of hours to spare? Want to help nature? It's time to cut back the wild flowers on the Village Green, and give them a good weed and water to keep them happy over the cooler months. Can you help? Meet 10am near the Barley Mow. All welcome!
Roll up, roll up! We're looking for volunteers to help Englefield Green's nature flourish. We usually meet on the last Saturday of the month for our group volunteering days. Here's a list of tasks we'd really appreciate help with. You don't need to
All the fun of the fair! Thanks so much if you came to chat at Englefield Green Village fair, and to the brilliant people who donated or sponsored a metre of wildflowers! Through our spin-the-wheel game, we gave away lots of cool prizes, including
Look who we spotted amid the wildflowers on the Green today. We think it's a Lychnis moth caterpillar - a great sign that our beautiful flowers are supporting more biodiversity. Lychnis caterpillars thrive in red campion, and we have introduced lots
🐝Got a couple of hours to spare? Want to help beautify the village, help out the bees and butterflies AND get some exercise and company?🌼 Help us plant more wild flowers on the village green! Sat 31 May, meet near The Barley Mow. Gloves and tools p
🐦Fantastic bird walk with Dr Will Hayes yesterday. We saw a surprising number of birds (see below), and heard lots of facts about their lives, songs and migration patterns. Hoping there will be another walk in late June. Wood pigeon Red kite Jackda
Apologies for the inconvenience, but due to illness this event has been rescheduled until the following week. Please join the bird walk at 6.30pm, Thursday 15 may. Meet at the Englefield Green war memorial. Bring binoculars if you have them! Hope t