Join us to clear scrub from the grassland & burn it on Saturday 11th October 2025 - meet 10am in front of East Brighton Park Cafe.

Please wear clothes suitable for gardening with sturdy boots. Gloves and tools provided. There’ll be a hot drink and cake break.

All are welcome. Please wear sturdy boots and clothes suitable for gardening and the weather. There’ll be a tea and cake break. You have time to walk, jog, run or volunteer at the parkrun first. Sign up to be a 'friend' for free by emailing us at friendsofebp@gmail.com #Brighton #conservation

Every week, our bins are overflowing in East Brighton Park.
We've written to @brighton-hove.gov.uk today to request Big Belly Bins or help us find an alternative solution to this ongoing problem.

If you'd like to get involved, please come along. It's free to join us and we'd welcome help with conservation activities and to keep the park looking lovely. Email us at friendsofebp@gmail.com to join our mailing list. We only send about one email a month with the activity and no spam!

May is a busy month in Brighton so please can we save this date in your diary? #Brighton #conservation

Tree popping on Sheepcote Valley. A 'tree popper' is a tool that gets in under the roots of unwanted shrubs to remove them. We do this to stop brambles taking over. It helps increase the diversity of plants that can grow and creatures that can live here. It's hard work, but fun!

The sheep came by to inspect our work at the volunteer activity day yesterday on Sheepcote Valley #Brighton.

Hello Bluesky! We are a group of volunteers that works with @brighton-hove.gov.uk's Park Ranger on conservation activities in Sheepcote Valley and East Brighton Park. Here's a dormouse nest we found.