Greening for Newham’s Next Generation
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Native Species
SUGi is undertaking a major urban greening partnership with the forward-thinking London Borough of Newham. Together, we’ll be planting SUGi Pocket Forests in 15 local schools, transforming a highly urbanized environment with a biodiverse network of native species havens. Thanks to a grant from the Council, Nature will begin to bloom across the community and in the imaginations of the schoolchildren, who will not only help plant the forests, but act as citizen scientists and stewards as they grow and flourish together. Stay tuned for more updates on this Nature Solution in action.
NextGen Forests
This initiative represents a powerful step towards making the London borough of Newham more resilient, greener, and vibrant. Through this program, these barren lands are being transformed into thriving, sustainable ecosystems.
The project seeks to show the benefits to students of bringing back biodiversity and trees to increase the long-term climate resiliency of our borough.
Gooseley Park Forest
This project embodies the principles of Newham Council's Just Transition Plan around decarbonisation, equity, and resilience.
Strategically located alongside significant transport routes and in areas with heightened pollution levels, such as along the busiest stretch of road in the borough, the Gooseley Park Forest serves as more than just a green space. It acts as a barrier between the noisy, polluted roads and the serene playing fields where residents engage in various activities like jogging, cricket, and football. By creating this green buffer, we not only enhance public health but also foster important ecosystems, connecting and expanding biodiversity networks throughout the borough.
"We’re thrilled to be working with SUGi on delivering new biodiverse and much needed green spaces for residents of all ages across Newham. The pilot seeks to make a significant step towards increasing the long-term climate resilience of the borough alongside the immediate learning, community, and overall health benefits of the planting process."
— Jacob Heitland, Director of Climate Action at Newham Council
Partners in Rewilding
We embrace partners who share our vision of building biodiversity and green infrastructure. Each strategic collaboration is uniquely tailored.
We rewild with visionaries from iconic global brands to sustainable start ups, from city officials to pioneering designers, architects, and artists.
