Wollaton Park Conservation Tasks

Want to make a real difference in your local park?

Friends of Wollaton Park work alongside the Park Rangers on vital conservation projects. From hands-on habitat improvements to seasonal tasks, you’ll be directly contributing to the beauty and health of our green space – and having fun while you do it!

Join our friendly team on the 3rd Saturday of each month at 10 am by the iconic Red Phone Box.

  • Saturday 18 April
  • Saturday 16 May
  • Saturday 20 June
  • Saturday 18 July
  • Saturday 15 August

We also normally meet in one of the cafes afterwards for a free drink (please bring a re-usable cup) and chat.

Car parking passes can be arranged by the task leader. 

Come be a part of something special!

Tasks may be changed or cancelled at short notice due to local park conditions or unforeseen circumstances.

Recent Conservation Sessions…

  • Thirteen Volunteers versus Rhododendron - Our task for the day was focused on the iconic Wellingtonia Grove, where we tackled the invasive rhododendrons that had…
  • Trees for Climate: Update - Planting of 45 meters of new native hedgerow along the wire fence by A.W.Lymns
  • Reblog - Cultivating the Future: The Friends of Wollaton Park Tree Nursery
  • Mini Arboretum - Mini Arboretum Opening - Sunday, 12th April at 10:00 am.
  • Trees for Climate Program - We are thrilled to announce that the Friends of Wollaton Park has been awarded a grant from the Trees for…
  • Bark, Bark and More Bark - Today, a team of eight volunteers gathered at our tree nursery to tackle a daunting physical challenge: moving and spreading…
  • Tree Replacement - Felled Horse Chestnut trees replaced.
  • Volunteer Session Cancelled - Due to the weather we have cancelled the FoWP volunteer session planned for November 15th to plant wildflowers - even…
  • Tree Nursery - A huge shout-out and big welcome to all our first-time volunteers who joined us in the Tree Nursery Today.
  • Blue Green Algae - Wollaton Hall and Park are reporting there is currently a blue-green algae bloom in the lake.