De-paving
Forming a group of people with the same goal can be the first step in the successful planning of a depaving project. The group can oversee the project and take part in planting events and longer term maintenance.
There is plenty of useful information to help people on their way in the Mayor of London’s ‘Grey to Green Guide‘ for community projects.
Also, small unused areas can be turned into wildlife flower beds, as done by Abundance London with their gardening and guerilla projects.
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Grey to Green depaving
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