WWF x GoodGym Hackney: Preparing for a new tool shed and composting site at St John's Kitchen Garden
Getting more people connected to nature
WWF x GoodGym Hackney: Preparing for a new tool shed and composting site at St John's Kitchen Garden
Getting more people connected to nature
Getting there
For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
About this session
Workout for Nature with WWF
This is our first task with No Plant Left Behind, a non profit dedicated to connecting people with nature!
GoodGym is joining the April volunteer day at St John's Kitchen Garden to help prepare an area of the garden for a new composting site and pergola.
What will we be doing?
- Clearing out the old compost and tool area,
- Repairing the tool station,
- Clearing space for a new pergola,
- Preparing a new potting area.
The task owner is Amy Marsden: she will meet you with the community garden volunteers and brief you on the day's task. Tools will be provided but bring your own gardening gloves if you wish!
Access to the task is off New North Road, opposite St. John's Community Centre, N1 6TL (what3words///reds.shared.swift).
Our GoodGym session is from 10am to 12noon, but if you would like to stay, the volunteers will be there until 4pm.
Welcome to WWF x GoodGym’s Workout for Nature.
From 7th April WWF and GoodGym are collaborating on hundreds of sessions to celebrate Earth Day. Each session will involve a Workout for Nature - a physical volunteering activity which will benefit local green spaces, and give your own wellbeing a boost. Simply sign up below and come along. No experience required!
This task supports
No Plant Left Behind is a non-profit dedicated to connecting people with nature. We organise volunteer days at St John’s Community Kitchen Garden in Hoxton.
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