How does ‘lockdown’ change the way we view and value greenspace?
11th May 2020 Over the last two months, the UK’s urban green infrastructure has provided an essential resource for millions of adults and children living in our towns and cities. …
London’s Green: What does being a National Park City mean?
28th July 2019 As the Mayor of London signs the National Park City Charter today, I’m sure there are many of us wondering what this means for our vast and …
Greenkeeper selected to speak at Healthy Cities Design Congress 2019
22nd July 2019 The Greenkeeper team has been selected to speak at this exciting conference, which will bring together representatives from across the developement and medical sectors to consider future …
Two-hour ‘dose’ of nature significantly boosts health – study reveals
13th June 2019 The University of Exeter has this week featured in The Guardian, regarding their latest research around green infrastructure’s contributions to health & wellbeing. Focusing on the research …
Greenkeeper to support Future Parks Accelerator Programme
17th June 2019 Greenkeeper has this week been commissioned to provide valuation and support to each of the eight cities selected to receive grant funding through the Future Parks Accelerator initiative. The …
CPRE study shows how ‘out of reach’ England’s natural beauty is for city dwellers
21st February 2019 CPRE published some really interesting research this week, reviewing the accessibility of natural landscapes for some of our most deprived inner city communities. New maps show 36% of …