The regular weekly Wednesday conservation workdays will be starting up again on Wednesday 9th September 2026. Please do come along and help the wardens carry out vital management work in the park’s different habitats – marsh, meadow, lakes, ponds, shingle beach and woodland. You can just turn up on a Wednesday and don’t need to book ahead but, the first time you volunteer, we will ask you to fill out a TCV Volunteer Welfare Form – we can email this to you in advance. More details are provided in the listings below. Ar the moment, we are only planning the regular workdays until the end of October as we are awaiting planning permission for a refurbishment of our Gatehouse which, is successful may affect site operations. We do hope to continue conservation workdays but they may run slightly differently.
We are nor running regular Saturday workdays but we are planning 3 special workdays for a biodiversity project in the adjacent Southern Park – listings to follow soon.
We are also looking for volunteers to join and help out with the Friends of Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park – take a look at the Friends page for the Ecology Park to find out more.
At the Ecology Park, we always need corporate teams in the autumn, winter and early spring to help maintain some of our most important habitats for wildlife. Tasks include reed cutting, marsh clearance, meadow cutting, shingle beach digging, willow coppicing, as well as unique tasks such as tern raft management and compost turning. At the moment, we especially need teams in January and February for willow coppicing – it’s warming and rewarding work! This is a great opportunity for businesses to help maintain the park’s unique biodiversity while fulfilling their team building aspirations.
For corporate groups, please email corporate-enquiries@tcv.org.uk to learn more about how to register and set up a team day. Please do also email us at gpep@tcv.org.uk if you want to find out more about organising a corporate workday at the Ecology Park.
