We have some wonderful news! Thanks to funding from Natural Resources Wales we will be able to start hosting educational visits from the autumn term. We are pleased to announce that we have received funding from Natural Resources Wales through their Shared Outcomes fund for Green Tracks, a two year education and youth project. This […]
One step closer to welcoming schools to Railway Gardens! Read More »
I think anyone who is already trying to take action on climate change is probably feeling jumbled right now; the scenes of fire destruction on the news can feel like our worst nightmares coming true. We’re asking ourselves – and each other – will this finally be enough to jolt governments to act? Are things
Dos and don’ts for talking about climate during the heatwave Read More »
Did you know that – back in the 1950s – the Railway Gardens site was a thriving allotment? In today’s blog we wanted to share the progress local volunteers have been making to get the site growing once again. The idea for Railway Gardens grew out of the Edible Adamsdown group’s need for more food
Putting the ‘garden’ in Railway Gardens Read More »
We’re so pleased to introduce one of the new residents in the BoneYard containers at Railway Gardens: Urban-Vertical CIC. They have just launched an exciting crowdfunder offering everyone the opportunity to be part of their adventure – you can jump straight to the crowdfunder here or read on to find out more about this fantastic
Introducing Signal Box Farm – bringing vertical growing to Splott! Read More »
Last week Becca and Hannah took a mini Green Squirrel road trip to visit an inspiring project turning waste in a community resource. Have you ever chucked a plastic tray or colourful pop bottle lid into the bin and thought – there must be a better way? All around the world the Precious Plastic movement
Can we recycle plastics in our communities? A visit to Soaring Supersaurus. Read More »
