Get involved now to make a difference
Tree planting season runs from November to March and our Tree Planting and Establishment Team are eagerly looking for volunteers who would like to support tree planting projects across Surrey.
If you enjoy being outside in the fresh air surrounded by nature this is a fantastic opportunity to give back to your local community and make a difference to a green space near you. There is a role for everyone at our tree planting volunteer days, whether you'd like to get stuck in and do the digging or take on a non-planting role, there is something for everyone. We will also be running tree after-care volunteering opportunities throughout the year.
Tree Planting Volunteers needed
We are looking for volunteers near Haslemere to help plant fruit trees this Thursday 29 February to help the Grayswood Forest school create a community orchard. We will also be mulching and installing a fence around the newly planted trees. No planting experience required.
Date: Thursday 29 February
Place: Grayswood near Haslemere
Time: 10am to 12 noon.
If you are interested, please complete this online form and we will come back to you with further details.
If you would like to get involved you can join our tree planting volunteering mailing list to find out more about the opportunities near you.
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