Come and plant trees in Southall to create a new Tiny Forest of about 600 trees at Southall Recreation Ground. A Tiny Forest is a miniature native dense woodland about the size of a tennis court. This is an amazing location for wildlife, the local community and can help fight against climate change.
Thanks to the charity Earthwatch Europe in collaboration with Ealing Council, this new Tiny Forest at Southall Recreation Ground is being planted. This event is also being supported by Southall Transition and Southall Lions Club.
Earthwatch is an environmental charity with science at its heart and works to create a world where we live in balance with nature. This is done by connecting people with the natural world and give people the tools they need to fight for our planet.
This event takes place at:
Southall Recreation Ground
Southall
UB2 5PE
On Thursday 22nd February 2024 at 12.30pm to 3.30pm
To register your interest to plant trees in Southall please visit Eventbrite here:works to create a world where we live in balance with nature.
This is FREE event to attend and open to all ages
What to wear: Strongly recommend wearing long sleeves and long trousers, plus footwear for a day in the outdoors, such as wellies/walking boots. Equipment will be provided on the day but feel free to bring along your own gardening gloves and a spade if you have these.
Getting there: Recommend using public transport, walking or car sharing wherever possible.
The nearest bus stops:
- Holly Farm Road (Stop BK)- (Location here | Stop ID: 56515)~5 minutes
- Brent Road (Stop BF)- (Location here | Stop ID: 51929)~ 7 minutes
Parking
- Limited Free parking
- Paid Parking :Thompson Court (Location here)
For other actions you can get easily do, see ActforEaling 10 steps to a greener Ealing.
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