Are you taking action for nature where you live, or nurturing an idea you'd love to bring to life?

Join the Right to Roam and friends of the campaign on Saturday 12th September for a one-day workshop created to encourage and connect the individuals and grassroots groups making real change for nature in their communities. Whether your Wild Service project is already putting down roots or it is only just beginning to stir, the day will offer practical tools, fresh inspiration and new connections to help it grow. 

The day will take place at Platt Fields Market Garden in Fallowfield, Manchester, a thriving community market garden and hub managed by Manchester Urban Diggers (MUD). Alongside training and practical support from organisations including Right to Roam, Wild Justice, Campaign for Commons and Lawyers for Nature, there will be plenty of time to meet others doing brilliant work for nature, explore the garden on a tour led by the MUD team and relax with some good food and live music 

Discover more about the workshop and book your free ticket here When signing up you will be asked to complete a short registration form telling us a little about your current or planned wild service project.

Artwork copyright of Nick Hayes.