A year in review! 2022.
Last year was a busy year indeed, with many activities across the network. We were excited about the Wilder [...]
Growing your own food, it’s like printing your own money
As mounting food costs and bills soar growing your own food is going to become a necessity rather than [...]
Community Green Heroes:
In the last two years I have had the privilege of working and volunteering in green spaces around the [...]
Wildflowers, insects and bats!
What a fantastic spring it has been for Greenhaven’s, we have enjoyed some fantastic events and connected with lots [...]
Announcement of Network Co-Ordinators
It is with great pleasure that we can introduce to you our Network Coordinators. You might remember last year that [...]
Greenhaven’s First Super Saturday Seed Swap Event
On Saturday 23rd October the Hillcrest Centre in Newhaven was transformed into the Greenhaven’s Super Saturday Seed Swap Event. Lots [...]
Make Your Verges Work for Wildlife
(Roadside) verges also play an important role in making our landscape more wildlife friendly. Since the 1930s the UK has [...]
No Mow – Stop Mowing and Leave a Patch Wild
Wildflowers play a central role in making your garden more wildlife friendly. That is because they provide an important source [...]
Leaving Seed Heads over Winter to Help Wildlife
Leaving the dead flowers and plant heads standing throughout the winter is another easy way to support your local wildlife! [...]
How to Support Swifts
Swifts have declined by more than 50% in just the last 20 years; Conservationists think that a lack of [...]