Green spaces are good and they do good. It is up to all of us to protect green spaces for good.
Fields in Trust protect land through a Deed of Dedication (or Minute of Agreement in Scotland). It's a robust yet flexible way to do it and this legally binding document ensures each space is protected for future generations to enjoy. You can find out more about what protection is and what it does in our handy guide.
Only the landowner can apply to protect a green space by contacting Fields in Trust. This can be any landowner including sports clubs, private individuals and local authorities. The below video provides a quick introduction to the eight-step process a green space goes through to become protected. If you have any further questions we have a team of development managers to help explain any aspect of protection.
To nominate a park or green space for protection simply download our application form, complete and email it to us at info@fieldsintrust.org. Protecting your space with us means it will be safe forever.
"Until now, I've always considered we are custodians of green space that belongs to our children. But it's becoming clear that it is far more than that. It's also about biodiversity, our climate, our environment, or physical and mental health, our own space we all need be it for time out, socialising or "social distancing" and much more."
Roy Wilson, Eden District Council
Contact your elected representatives and ask them to protect your local parks and green spaces with Fields in Trust.
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