Native Hedge Laying One-off Volunteering Day, Sat 21 Nov
Looking for a one-off volunteering opportunity?
Join our Native Hedge Planting Day with the Garden & Outdoor Team! This is a family-friendly event, so feel free to bring the whole family along.
Taking place on 21 November, you can join us for either our morning session (10am-12:30pm) or afternoon session (1:30pm-3:30pm) as we plant native hedges to create valuable habitats for birds, pollinators and other wildlife throughout the park.
We'll be clearing scrub, weeding and planting young trees to form a future hedge. We'll be using spades, forks, loppers and rakes, and there'll be a toolbox talk to safely get everyone started.
It's a great opportunity to enjoy the park, spend time outdoors, and make a real difference to Morden Hall Park.
No experience needed, just a willingness to get stuck in and get your hands dirty!
To book your free ticket, please visit our website and reserve your place.
You'll need:
- Thick trousers or jeans you don't mind getting dirty
- Robust walking boots or sturdy shoes
- Warm clothing and a weatherproof jacket
- A bottle of water and some snacks
- A friendly face and willingness for a cheeky chin wag
- We will provide gloves, along with all other PPE and tools needed for the day.
Come along, meet others in the community, and help improve biodiversity in the park!
See you there!
Image credit - Chris Jonas
Please note:
- Meet in the Stableyard.
- Wear thick trousers or jeans you don't mind getting dirty, robust walking boots or sturdy shoes, warm clothing and a weatherproof jacket. Bring a bottle of water and some snacks.
- For site accessibility information please visit https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/morden-hall-park-national-trust
- Suitable for all ages, under 18s must be supervised by an adult.
- We will contact you with a sign-up form to get more information after you have booked on.
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Looking for a one-off volunteering opportunity?
Join our Native Hedge Planting Day with the Garden & Outdoor Team! This is a family-friendly event, so feel free to bring the whole family along.
Taking place on 21 November, you can join us for either our morning session (10am-12:30pm) or afternoon session (1:30pm-3:30pm) as we plant native hedges to create valuable habitats for birds, pollinators and other wildlife throughout the park.
We'll be clearing scrub, weeding and planting young trees to form a future hedge. We'll be using spades, forks, loppers and rakes, and there'll be a toolbox talk to safely get everyone started.
It's a great opportunity to enjoy the park, spend time outdoors, and make a real difference to Morden Hall Park.
No experience needed, just a willingness to get stuck in and get your hands dirty!
To book your free ticket, please visit our website and reserve your place.
You'll need:
- Thick trousers or jeans you don't mind getting dirty
- Robust walking boots or sturdy shoes
- Warm clothing and a weatherproof jacket
- A bottle of water and some snacks
- A friendly face and willingness for a cheeky chin wag
- We will provide gloves, along with all other PPE and tools needed for the day.
Come along, meet others in the community, and help improve biodiversity in the park!
See you there!
Image credit - Chris Jonas
Please note:
- Meet in the Stableyard.
- Wear thick trousers or jeans you don't mind getting dirty, robust walking boots or sturdy shoes, warm clothing and a weatherproof jacket. Bring a bottle of water and some snacks.
- For site accessibility information please visit https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/morden-hall-park-national-trust
- Suitable for all ages, under 18s must be supervised by an adult.
- We will contact you with a sign-up form to get more information after you have booked on.
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