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ParklifeSW

ParkLife South West

  • How we work
  • Who We Work With
    • Land owners & managers
    • Schools & colleges
    • Community groups
    • Corporate volunteers
  • What we do
    • Borough Park nature garden
    • Dart Estuary Saltmarsh Project
      • Dart Estuary saltmarsh – Season 1
      • Dart Estuary saltmarsh – Season 2
    • Devon community tree planting
    • Follaton Arboretum
    • Hangar Marsh
      • Hangar Marsh Wetland Conservation
    • Hope Wood
      • Hope Wood tree planting
    • Ivybridge meadow creation
    • Longmarsh bramble cutting
    • Longmarsh coppicing
    • Longmarsh Green Hay Meadow
    • Longmarsh green hay meadow
    • National Trust tree planting
    • The Living Churchyard
    • The Wildlife of our Allotments
    • The Yealm & Erme Species Survival Project
    • Yealm Erme Species Survival (YESS)
    • Yonder Oak Wood
    • Wildflower meadow creation
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What we do

ParkLife South West has an important role to play in providing opportunities for people to be involved first-hand in a wide range of landscape and habitat enhancement schemes. Some are close to home, in towns and villages, others take place in more remote wild and scenic locations.

The ParkLife team is able to provide a complete project management service. From taking and developing ideas from community groups, through planning, consultation, searching for funds, grant applications, to organising, coordinating and supervising work on the ground.

ParkLife provides all necessary tools and equipment, some basic training for their use, light refreshments and supervision by trained, friendly staff.  We have risk assessments for each activity, with £10m Public Liability insurance cover for our activities.

For working with young people and vulnerable adults, all staff are enhanced DBS checked, with Level 3 Safeguarding.

ParkLife projects can take place on a wide range of natural spaces. At a smaller scale this could be wildlife road verges, village greens and recreation grounds, and public parks of differing sizes. At the other end of the scale, new and existing woodlands, nature reserves and land being managed for wildlife within the wider landscape, or as part of a river catchment system.

Examples of our work:

Working with Young People
Community Tree Planting
Habitat Restoration Projects
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Redlake Trading Estate
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