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Eco-Friendly Gardening Workshop (Online)
Join Andy Callow for an interactive online workshop on eco-friendly gardening, designed for community groups and individuals.
About the event
Eco-Friendly Gardening: A Practical and Tailored Workshop for Community Growers
Join Andy Callow for an interactive online workshop on eco-friendly gardening, designed for community groups rewilding their spaces (no matter how big or small), as well as individuals passionate about sustainable gardening at home.
Why Attend
This session will be tailored to the experience levels and interests of attendees, ensuring you get practical, relevant advice to support your green space. Topics covered may include:
- Organic gardening - natural methods to improve soil and grow without chemicals
- Peat-free gardening – why it matters and sustainable alternatives
- Shopping locally – how sourcing plants, compost, and materials sustainably benefits wildlife and communities
- Habitat - creating habitat for wildlife
- Food - creating food-rich habitats for wildlife
- Water - how to make simple water bodies to attract wildlife
- Plants for Wildlife – easy ways to grow pollen-rich plants and wildflowers, even in small spaces
- Plastic-free planting – sustainable swaps for pots, labels, and trays
What to Expect
- A talk from an expert in sustainable gardening
- Small group discussions shaped around your questions and challenges
- Practical tips and real-world examples to take away
- A chance to connect with like-minded people working to green Nottinghamshire
This workshop is part of our wider support for community rewilding groups, helping Nottinghamshire grow wilder together.
Register now at www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org/events to secure your place!
About the event
Eco-Friendly Gardening: A Practical and Tailored Workshop for Community Growers
Join Andy Callow for an interactive online workshop on eco-friendly gardening, designed for community groups rewilding their spaces (no matter how big or small), as well as individuals passionate about sustainable gardening at home.
Why Attend
This session will be tailored to the experience levels and interests of attendees, ensuring you get practical, relevant advice to support your green space. Topics covered may include:
- Organic gardening - natural methods to improve soil and grow without chemicals
- Peat-free gardening – why it matters and sustainable alternatives
- Shopping locally – how sourcing plants, compost, and materials sustainably benefits wildlife and communities
- Habitat - creating habitat for wildlife
- Food - creating food-rich habitats for wildlife
- Water - how to make simple water bodies to attract wildlife
- Plants for Wildlife – easy ways to grow pollen-rich plants and wildflowers, even in small spaces
- Plastic-free planting – sustainable swaps for pots, labels, and trays
What to Expect
- A talk from an expert in sustainable gardening
- Small group discussions shaped around your questions and challenges
- Practical tips and real-world examples to take away
- A chance to connect with like-minded people working to green Nottinghamshire
This workshop is part of our wider support for community rewilding groups, helping Nottinghamshire grow wilder together.
Register now at www.nottinghamshirewildlife.org/events to secure your place!
Tuesday 29 April
Talk delivered via Zoom Nottinghamshire NG1 1EA
7pm - 9pm Free
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