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Canbury Gardens Consultation

Canbury Gardens is a highly valued green space and visitor attraction in the Royal Borough of Kingston. Environment Trust is supporting LDA Design who are holding a Design Workshop to discuss Canbury Gardens and their current use. The LDA Design team would welcome your ideas to inform future developments. Two workshops 2pm and 6pm or drop in between those times to view displays and proposals.
Shelagh Laing – Fresh air, friends and learning to grow fruit and veg

Shelagh Laing from Twickenham has been volunteering at Environment Trust for over five years, working on the Kitchen Garden Project at Marble Hill Park in Twickenham.
Introducing our new Nature Conservation Manager

Welcome to Francesca Batt, whos role involves developing our green projects for volunteers, schools and local communities.
Spring at the Kitchen Garden in Marble Hill Park

Spring at the Kitchen Garden is for preparing, sowing, planting and welcoming an increasing number of visitors. Ten dedicated volunteers keep the garden in good order and ready for a busy year of food production. The day nurseries Brilliant Play and Mandarin Ducklings are regular contributors to the gardening project and the children and parents bring fresh interest and ideas each week.

Our Team

The Environment Trust has a small dedicated team working to conserve our green spaces and heritage sites in Richmond, Hounslow and Kingston boroughs.
Our Story

Environment Trust is an environment and heritage charity based in South West London. We run local volunteer projects that bring people together to look after and enjoy the natural environment, green spaces and built heritage where they live.
Hanworth Air Park Talk at Edward Pauling House

Environment Trust loved sharing the history of Hanworth Air Park with the residents of Edward Pauling House as part of the Borough of Hounslow's 60+ Activity Programme on Monday 4th February 2019
Volunteer Opportunities

There are many opportunities to volunteer with the Environment Trust. Become an environment volunteer: conservation volunteering, heritage or event volunteering, help in the Kitchen Garden in Marble Hill, or aid with admin in the office. Love social media, taking photographs or writing blogs? Wish to learn new skills and make new friends, whilst preserving your local area and community? Contact us now!
Our Trustees
Richmond Park Marathon

A wonderful volunteer is running the Richmond Park Marathon on the 19th May 2019 to help us protect endangered British mammals. As a small charity we rely heavily on the generosity of our supporters, so please sponsor James and support our conservation work.
Our Partners

Environment Trust is proud to work with partner organisations that share our vision to educate, empower and mobilise people to improve, preserve and protect their neighbourhood for the benefit of nature and people everywhere.
Raeburn Open Space - Nature Conservation

In the heart of suburban London is a forgotten nature reserve called Raeburn Open Space where an exciting nature conservation project is underway. With the engagement of the local community and funding from Thames Water, we are transforming this five hectare site in Surbiton.
Duke of Edinburgh Award Volunteering

The Environment Trust offers environmental volunteering places for Bronze, Silver and Gold Duke of Edinburgh participants. As environmental activities cannot realistically be completed in an hour a week, DofE has agreed that participants can commit to 4 hours one Saturday per month for the length of their DofE volunteering period.
Donate

You can make a difference by supporting our work with a donation. However much you are able to give, your money will help the Environment Trust team to make projects happen. It will ensure that more people from all parts of the communities here in South West London can get involved in improving and protecting the local environment and heritage where they live. Thank you for your support.