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WE ARE
LETTING GROW

nature has no walls

nature has no walls

influencING a generation to love, care and support our beautiful planet

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We curate workshops, courses and away days for inner city schools and urban communities to improve people’s connection with nature.

We’ve turned unused areas in playgrounds into thriving allotments, grown fruit and veg for school kitchens and we also run a tree planting initiative.

Creating green accessible and inclusive spaces is at heart of what we do.

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FOLLOW
OUR
JOURNEY

View fullsize 🌱 Help us create a new wildlife garden at Greenford Library! 🌿 Over the next few weeks, we’re transforming the outdoor space at Greenford Library into a thriving community wildlife garden where young people, local residents and wildlife can
View fullsize What would your dream community garden look like? 🌿 During the school holidays we invited the Greenford community to take part in a public consultation for our new community garden. Children, young people and families shared their ideas through dr
View fullsize Looking for something different after school? Come and hang out at the new Letting Grow After-School Club at Greenford Library Community Garden. We’ll be building the garden together from scratch, growing food, cooking on the BBQ, making thin
View fullsize NEW PROJECT LOADING! Excited to announce our new community garden project is starting today at Greenford Library. We will be running FREE after school club for secondary school students every Tuesday and Thursday 3.30pm - 6.30pm. We are starting f
View fullsize A big thank you for My London’s “The London Lift” article. “A green-fingered Good Samaritan in Ealing is leading the fight in helping Londoners by getting them involved in the outdoors.” Full article link in bio
View fullsize Springhallow Forest School area is looking particularly pretty today. We cooked chocolate button bananas on the fire as the students first meal out here. Joyous! @springhallowschool @friendsofspringhallow @ealingcouncil #forestschool #forest #firecoo
View fullsize To everyone who helped reforest Glade Lane Canalside Park — thank you. Together, we’ve planted 3,000 native mixed broadleaf trees, transforming what was once a pile of industrial waste into a growing woodland. This wasn’t easy wor
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CHECK OUT WHAT WE DO:

  • Young pea plants growing in small pots outdoors

    Pea seedlings

  • Person standing behind blue crates filled with harvested produce including apples, strawberries, zucchinis, radishes, and onions on a grassy area with a brick wall and greenery in the background.

    HARVEST AT THE KITCHEN GARDEN

  • Zucchini plant with large green leaves and yellow blossom in a garden.

    COURGETTE FLOWER

  • Children outdoors in school uniform examining plants and flowers, wearing gardening gloves.

    DOCUMENTING PLANT LIFE

  • Purple broccoli growing in a garden with green leaves surrounding it.

    PURPLE BROCOLLI

  • Five people standing together on a grass hill overlooking a scenic landscape with clear blue sky.

    EAP STUDENTS ON AN AWAY DAY

  • Two people cooking leafy greens in a pan outdoors, with one using a ladle and the other adding seasoning from a grinder.

    COOKING HOMEGROWN KALE

  • Young child holding a strawberry outdoors, wearing a dark hoodie.

    STRAWBERRY PICKING

NATURE HAS NO WALLS

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NATURE HAS NO WALLS •

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OUR PROJECTS