Growing Under Cover and Climate Resilience

Join us for a free, practical workshop designed for community groups who want to extend their growing season, build climate resilience and connect with other volunteers.

Hosted by Meadow Street Community Garden and Woodland, Treforest, the session will be led by project coordinator Holly Usher and combines practical learning with opportunities to share ideas and experiences.

Event details

Date: Tuesday 20 October
Time: 9.30am – 1.00pm
Location: Meadow Street Community Garden and Woodland, Treforest, CF37 1UD

During the session, you’ll:

• Take part in a hands-on workshop exploring how to grow food undercover and make the most of your growing space throughout the year.
• Learn how to keep a food garden productive during the winter months.
• Take part in an informal discussion and Q&A covering topics such as climate resilience, adapting to changing weather conditions, volunteer recruitment and keeping volunteers motivated.
• Network with other community growing groups and share experiences in a supportive and relaxed environment.

What’s included?

• Free attendance
• Refreshments
• Reimbursement of travel costs
• Opportunities to network with other volunteers

Register now

Places are limited to just 20 participants, so click the ‘Register your interest’ button and complete the form to secure your spot.

Whether you’re already running a community garden or looking for fresh ideas to strengthen your project, this workshop is a great opportunity to gain practical skills, connect with others and prepare your garden for the seasons ahead.

The event is made possible thanks to the support of The Moondance Foundation.

More about Meadow Street Community Garden and Woodland

Meadow Street Garden has been transformed from an overgrown, flood-damaged site into a fantastic space for nature and food growing. Despite ongoing challenges, including repeated flooding, a strong core group of committed volunteers has worked tirelessly to provide a welcoming place for the wider community. To find out more, visit their website or follow them on Facebook or Instagram.