Business Wildspace

About Business Wildspaces

A Business WildSpace is essentially an inspirational natural area developed by your company. From concept to implementation and ongoing enjoyment, it brings many benefits for your staff, your company, your local environment and community.

Your Business Wildspace project has 3 simple steps

We will help you every step of the way.

  1. Identify a piece of land for your WildSpace
    This can be an area in your business grounds, adjacent land, or any local place suitable for development of a WildSpace - as big or small as you wish.
  2. Identify sources of funding available
    Grants are available for developing WildSpaces that meet certain criteria - we will help you apply for funding. With or without funding, developing a Wildspace needn't cost your company very much at all.
  3. Get busy planting
    We'll help you plan your WildSpace, organise events around its development, advise on appropriate planting, give support on how to develop the plot over time, and much more.

Business Wildspaces as staff development

Each project is built around your needs as a company. It can simply be a rewarding, team-building experience strengthening pride in your company and its qualities as an employer. Or the project can be used to challenge and develop your people.

The scope of the project is up to you. Tell us your aims and we'll help you develop a project to meet your needs.

Business Wildspaces and corporate social responsibility

Business Wildspace projects can be easily tailored to help realise your corporate social responsibility goals. They are ideal opportunities to involve local schools and community groups, harness volunteer resources, or support disadvantaged groups in your area.

We have a lot of experience and many resources available to help you boost the impact on your local area if you wish.

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