Volunteering in our green spaces

Volunteer opportunities

If you’d like to volunteer to help improve green spaces in the Pendle please email parks@pendle.gov.uk to book on.

For precises locations, we use the What3Words app.

Dates for volunteering events 

Date and Time Location Activity Requirements
March 2026

Thursday 26th March 2026

1pm - 3pm

Lucas Sports Field

(Meet at the entrance off the crescent)

What3Words app: ///shakes.note.visits

Tree whip planting Sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing
April 2026

Saturday 11th April 2026

1pm - 3pm

Victoria Park, Nelson

(Meet by the café car park)

What3Words app: ///waiters.dined.leaky

Tunnel cleanup and prep for repainting and various other tasks with the Friends of Victoria Park Sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing
May 2026
Sunday 10th May 2026

1pm - 3pm

Langroyd Country Park

(Meet at the entrance off Langroyd Road)

What3Words app: ///circular.hacksaw.tummy

Removing Old Tree Guards

Sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing
June 2026

Saturday 13th June 2026

1pm - 3pm

Ball Grove Park

(Meet on the top car park near café)

What3Words app: ///slurping.bandwagon.gamer

Removing old steps and landscaping the area Sturdy footwear and weather appropriate clothing
Weekly Volunteering Groups
Every Wednesday Countryside Access Volunteers Full day projects including replacing stiles with gates, vegetation clearance, bridge building and more See below for more information

Countryside Access Volunteers

We also have the Countryside Access Volunteer Group who meet every Wednesday, throughout the year. 

These full day projects include replacing stiles with gates, vegetation clearance, bridge building and more. 

Booking for these events is essential. For more information, please contact our Countryside Access Officer at tom.partridge@pendle.gov.uk.

Gib Hill Nature Reserve community group

Gib Hill Nature Reserve has recently been designated as a Local Nature Reserve, and it needs the support of local people to thrive.

The volunteer group, known as the Gib Hill Guardians, plays a vital role in helping to protect, enhance, and maintain this special space. There are a range of volunteering opportunities available, and everyone is welcome—whether you’re looking to get stuck in with hands-on conservation work or just want to stay informed.

To find out more or to stay updated about upcoming volunteering days, please visit the Gib Hill Guardians Facebook page.