Enfield Council & the Friends of Enfield Chase invite you to come and join in for the continuation of the Landscape Recovery project at Enfield Chase.

Come along and help London breathe for the future, take an active part in the restoration of our landscape, meet like minded people, experience the beautiful outdoors, see some rarer wildlife and speak with knowledgeable staff who can provide insight into the project and how you can get involved. 

What are we doing?

The aim of the event is to work together to begin removing tree guards and wooden stakes along Salmons brook and take survival surveys. Some trees such as willows have grown very fast in the last 4 years since planting and no longer require the guards. We will collect some guards to be recycled and some will be reused.

What do I need to bring?

We will provide teas, coffees and biscuits to all our volunteers. Please bring water and something to eat for lunch (Botany bay farm shop is a great option for lunch). There is no toilet available on site. Please also dress suitably for the weather and bring sturdy boots/wellingtons! 

An induction briefing and a health and safety talk will be given at the start of every event. Parking is available at the farm for the duration of the event. A staff member or a member of Enfield Council staff will direct you at the farm.

Where is the event?

Please take note the google map location is not the meeting location

Location: Ferny Hill Laybys, Enfield, EN4 0PZ. We will meet near the laybys and walk over to the site. what3words location is https://what3words.com/fact.branch.stole.

By Car: Head north on the A1005 from chase farm hospital, turn right on Ferny Hill road and drive past the pick your own farm and entrance to Trent park. Laybys are on your right.

By Bus: The 307 & 298 from Enfield Town, stop at ‘Beech Hill (stop C)’, 15 minute walk to the site.

By Train: Enfield Chase station is 2.3 miles away and Gordon Hill station is 1.7 miles away, served by Great Northern Rail.

By Bicycle: Well done! The best environmentally friendly approach.

If you struggle to book the event online please do feel free to come along to the event without booking.

If you have any questions about the event you can contact James Waterton at James.waterton@enfield.gov.uk.