Together, we grow
Different roles. A shared ambition.
A meaningful planting experience brings people, places and expertise together. Explore where your organisation could contribute to the initiative’s model.
The work takes a whole ecosystem
These are complementary roles in the initiative model, rather than a directory of confirmed partners.
Places and enabling support
Suitable locations and coordination help connect a programme to the setting in which it can take place.
Agricultural expertise
Technical input can guide species, planting preparation and appropriate care for the chosen site.
Visitor experience
Organised participation connects the visitor journey with a meaningful planting activity.
Sponsorship and community
Organisations and participants can discuss how their support and involvement fit the available programmes.
Start with what you want to contribute
Use these routes to begin a conversation. Scope, availability and responsibilities need to be agreed with the team.
Support a programme
Discuss how sponsorship could connect with community greening, Ajwa farms or public green spaces.
Talk to the teamBring people together
Explore a team or community participation idea, with the group’s needs and preferred dates in mind.
Talk to the teamShare places or expertise
Tell the team about relevant agricultural knowledge, a suitable location or operational support.
Talk to the team
A useful first conversation
This discussion guide helps turn an idea into a clear brief. It is not a booking or a confirmed partnership.
Share your objectives
Explain what your organisation hopes to achieve and who would take part.
Explore the programme fit
Discuss the available approach, preferred timing and practical requirements.
Clarify responsibilities
Agree the scope, coordination and information expected before any commitment.
Define the evidence
Discuss which records and outputs would be meaningful for the agreed activity.
Bring a clear brief
Include your organisation, your objective, the programme that interests you, approximate group needs and preferred dates. Mention any reporting expectations so the team can discuss what is appropriate.
Published information
Approved partner information
Confirmed partner information will appear through approved publication. We do not display an unverified directory or use organisation logos as placeholders.
Before you get in touch
Is sending an enquiry a partnership commitment?
No. The contact form starts a conversation; it does not create an agreement, quotation or reservation.
Can we request a particular programme?
You can explain your interest in community greening, Ajwa farms or public parks. Suitability and availability need to be discussed with the team.
Tell us where your organisation fits
Start with your idea, your people and the contribution you would like to make.