Our funded community projects
Grow Wild awarded funding of £2,000 or £4,000 to community groups to bring people together to value and enjoy UK native wildflowers, plants and fungi.
In 2019 we had some fantastic projects, inspiring people across the UK to engage with UK native wildflowers, plants and fungi through unique, creative ideas and events which involve the local community. We are always amazed by the creativity and inspiration of the groups, as they constantly find new ways to engage people in learning about UK native wildflowers, plants and fungi.
View our interactive map of funded projects, both past and present. Or click directly through to the community projects we are funding in 2019:
South England
North England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
South England
Skillzbox - Coventry Community Peace Orchard
Skills for Wildlife: Team Plant & Team Fungi, Bristol
Fungi Frontier, Hackney
Adopt a Tub, Hoxton
Grow Together Grow Wild, Brent Cross
Remedy Roots, Bristol
High Down Wilds Up, Sutton
Grow in the Dark, Deptford
Brent Centre for Young People Therapeutic Garden
Eco Animators: Operation Wildflower, Hythe
Flower Bed Storytime, Andover
Sensory Beings: Internal Garden, Birmingham
Magnifying Mushrooms, Wolverhampton
North England
Changing Landscapes at Darnhill Summer Festival, Heywood
From Mud to Medicine - Observation Project, Nelson
Aquatic Plant Adventures, Leeds
Carbon Landscape - Mobile Immersive Bog Experience, Wigan
Wondrous Wildflowers and Fantastic Fungi Leeds
GAIA Women's Tea Making Project, Liverpool
Bottesford Station Community Wildlife Garden, Lincolnshire
Re-wilding Barrow, Barrow in Furness
Native Magic, Egremont
Fabulous Fungi (Art), Rosliston and Swadlincoate
Wild Walls and Blooming Bricks, Jarrow and South Shields
It's Going Wild In Bradford Moor, Bradford
Mush ado about nothing!, Bradford
Scotland
Transplanted: Discovering Scottish Plant Life Through Music, Grangemouth
There’s a Weed in my Soup!, Dundee
Wild and Fun on the Plock, Kyle of Lochalsh
The GreenRoom, Edinburgh
granton:hub herbals, Edinburgh
Green Fingers Garden, Paisley
Amazing Bee Friendly Meadow, Glasgow
Broomy's Bees Grow Wild, Greenock
Go Wild at Castlebank Park, Lanark
Wales
Grow Wild at the Gateway, Prestatyn
Headway-HogSoc Healing Gardens, Bangor
The Incredible Edible Hedging Project, Newtown
Cathays Compass, Cardiff
Parish of Skewen, Neath
Heol Hamlin Maes Hyfryd project, Abergavenny
Growing Wild with Cardiff University: Community Gardens
Garden on the Hill, Newport
Northern Ireland
Go Wild! Create, Explore and Learn Through Nature, Coleraine
Holywood - Growing Wild and Plastic Free
Going Wild For A Brighter Community, Belfast
Shamrock, Rose & Thistle Seisun: Saving Seeds of Knowledge, Limavady
"They didn't know we were seeds" Nurture Garden, Belfast
Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns Grow, Derry/Londonderry
Moon Bounce! Go Wild in a Field 2019, Belfast