Plymouth Natural Grid is a partnership project between Plymouth City Council, The National Trust and Real Ideas. From September 2021 to March 2023, they have been on a mission to create jobs for young people, engage local communities and enhance wildlife, along with improving access to nature spaces, climate proofing, and employment in the green sector.
The team is made up of Plymouth City Council officers, National Trust urban rangers and Real Ideas programme leaders.
Fancy gaining some hands on experience outdoors?
Plymouth Natural Grid are currently running volunteer sessions that are being led by National Trust Rangers. A truly brilliant chance to learn about our green spaces here in Plymouth, meet some like minded people and learn about nature!
Volunteer sessions are coming up in May.
Budshead Infrastructure Maintenance – When: Thursday 4 May Click here
Radford Woods Infrastructure Maintenance – When: Thursday 4 May Click here
Ham Woods Infrastructure Maintenance - When: Thursday 18 May Click here
These sessions are a fantastic opportunity to meet some of the Plymouth Natural Grid team who will be working on the sites over the next 12 months to help maintain and enhance access. You can share your experiences, make suggestions of what works could be done, and help keep our green spaces clean and safe!
To learn more about the Plymouth Natural Grid Team, and becoming a regular volunteer, click here
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