Reopened this month, community groups can apply for equipment and training to engage with spaces along the National Cycle Network and learn how to support its wildlife. Groups can access:

  • Litter-picking equipment to transform the safety and attractiveness of your local path
  • Training with a wildlife expert to learn how to record the birds, bees and butterflies in your area. Check out the Building Roots project which did just this.
  • Access to tools, from trowels to scythes, to make more significant improvements to spaces along the Network.

Applications are open now and can be made until 6 February 2022.

Find out more

For more information, visit the Sustans website or contact [email protected] 

Last modified on 8 September 2021