Conservation and Community
on Hampstead Heath
Heath Hands helps conserve 350 hectares of amazing green spaces including Hampstead Heath in North London. We work across Hampstead Heath, Highgate Wood, Keats House and the Kenwood Estate delivering a wide range of volunteering, community, learning and nature related programmes.
Drop in session with our Wildlife Interpreters to take part in the big birdwatch on Hampstead Heath - FREE
Join us for a guided walk and nature journaling workshop around Kenwood - SOLD OUT
Join our Nature Bird ID walk to learn how to identify the Heath’s bird species - FREE
Join our Nature Bird ID walk to learn how to identify the Heath’s bird species - FREE
Drop in session with our Wildlife Interpreters to take part in the big birdwatch on Hampstead Heath - FREE
Find out about the variety of bryophytes found on Hampstead Heath with this all-day outing hosted by the London Natural History Society
A guided walk hosted by The Heath and Hampstead Society on the history and relationship between the Kenwood Estate and Hampstead Heath
Read all about the history of Highgate Wood from the Romans up until our current volunteers!
Find out about the great work done by our volunteer session leaders on Hampstead Heath
Youth Volunteer Alessia explores Hampstead Heath's history.
Hear from Yago Soto, our latest Work Experience trainee, shares his experience of working with Heath Hands on Hampstead Heath.
Volunteer Sue Cullinan explores how the Heath has helped improve her mental health.
Nature journaling with local resident and Heath Hands volunteer Shilpa Agashe
Find out about bumblebees and how we are helping them on Hampstead Heath.
Find out more about our wildlife connectivity work around Hampstead Heath over the past year.
What we do
Heath Hands at 25
2024 marks twenty five years since we were founded - check out our celebratory film below and find out more about our work.
Visit the Kenwood Dairy's tea room and nature centre on our open day