As this April is still National Stress Awareness Month, Greenbelt are delighted to be able to support 10-year-old football fan Lochlan Murdoch in his efforts to raise money for mental health awareness and medical research.

At Greenbelt, we love to share our passion for the many benefits open, natural environments can bring to a community.

With issues like climate change and public health never far from our screens, we don’t just want to offer professional, all-inclusive stewardship of open spaces – we want to truly champion these areas and promote their physical, mental, social and emotional benefits, too!

Did you know  April is National Stress Awareness Month?

According to the Mental Health Foundation, 74% of UK adults have been so stressed at some point over the past year they felt unable to cope.

Today marks the 26^th annual World Water Day, a special day set up by the United Nations to highlight the importance of clean, fresh water in all of our lives, worldwide.

Homeowners across the UK are being urged to reintroduce ponds to their gardens.

According to The Wildlife Trust and Royal Horticultural Society these features can often make the biggest difference to protecting our wildlife.

Do you want to enjoy a brand new career with Greenbelt?

We're looking to build our Operational Services Team with the recruitment of a new Area Operations Manager.

As Storm Gareth hits the UK, four Met Office yellow weather warnings have been put in place between now and Friday.

Gusting winds of up to 60mph were recorded this morning and these could reach 80mph on northern coasts.

Did you know this is Veggie Month? Organised by Animal Aid, this wonderful celebration takes place every March.

And to help mark this year’s event in style – and in the best possible taste – here are Greenbelt’s three of the best garden greats for growing, harvesting and eating.

With wintry winds and flurries of frost falling on the nation, the look and character of our neighbourhoods and open spaces can change dramatically over even just a few hours.

Get Involved!

It’s completely free for schools to apply to take part in the Green Plan-It Challenge or the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Campaign for School Gardening – all you have to do is follow the instructions here, and apply under one of the nine listed regional hubs.