🌿 Volunteer Day at Enfield Chase – Landscape Recovery Project

Enfield Council and the Friends of Enfield Chase invite you to join us as we continue the Landscape Recovery project at Enfield Chase.

Come along and help London breathe for the future. Take an active role in restoring our landscape, meet like‑minded people, enjoy the beautiful outdoors, spot some of our rarer wildlife, and speak with knowledgeable staff about the project and how you can get involved.

🌲 What Will We Be Doing?

Working together in groups, we will walk along sections of the deer fence and undertake essential repairs. The deer fence protects newly planted trees from overgrazing, allowing them to grow without browsing damage. Your help is vital to support the success of our young woodland.

🎒 What to Bring

• Water and your own lunch
• Weather‑appropriate clothing
• Sturdy boots or wellingtons
• Please note: there are no toilet facilities on site
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We will provide tea, coffee, and biscuits for all volunteers.

An induction briefing and a health & safety talk will be given at the start of each event.

Parking is available at the farm, and a member of Enfield Council staff will be present to guide you.

📍 Event Location

Rectory Farm, The Ridgeway, Enfield EN2 8AA

Meeting point: by the farm

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🚗 How to Get There

By Car:

From Chase Farm Hospital, head north on the A1005. Take the right turn and follow signs for the Clay Pigeon Shoot Grounds.

By Bus:

Routes 313 and W8 stop at Roundhedge Way – Stop R, just west of Chase Farm Hospital. If you reach Botany Bay, you’ve gone too far.

By Train:

• Enfield Chase Station – 1.8 miles
• Gordon Hill Station – 1.2 miles
• Both served by Great Northern Rail.

By Bicycle:

A great environmentally friendly choice—well done!

📝 Booking

If you are unable to book online, feel free to simply turn up on the day.

📫 Questions?

Contact James Waterton

📧 James.waterton@enfield.gov.uk