Green Angels is the Land Trust’s free environmental training programme, delivered at sites across England. We offer practical opportunities to help you learn new skills, meet people and make a positive difference in your local community. 

Our courses cover a range of topics, including wildlife conservation, landscaping, wildlife identification and nature and wellbeing. Training options range from one‑day workshops to longer courses, combining simple theory with plenty of practical experience. 

Our impact

24 sites
1131 trainees
820 courses delivered
1978 sessions attended

Upcoming courses

4-Day Course: Conservation and Land ManagementLocation: Castle Hill Country ParkDate: 10 Jun 2026
Time: 10:00 to 15:00
Warrington Volunteer Session -12th June 2026Location: WarringtonDate: 12 Jun 2026
Time: 10:00 to 13:00
4-Week Course: Mindful Nature ConnectionLocation: PleasleyDate: 12 Jun 2026
Time: 10:00 to 13:00
2-Day Course: Introduction to Step BuildingLocation: South YorkshireDate: 15 Jun 2026
Time: 10:00 to 15:00

Steps to becoming a Green Angels trainee

1RegisterComplete the registration form. An account will automatically be created for you and an email sent to you asking for email verification. Click on the link to verify.
2Book a courseLogin using the credentials you supplied when you registered. Book courses from the calendar(s) in the members area.
3Complete formsComplete the forms highlighted in the course booking email or from the forms menu in the members area.
4Wait for callbackA member of the Green Angels team will be in touch.
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Yesterday I passed my L1 which I thought would probably be the end of my journey, however the fellowship that I discovered along the way has drawn me into DSW and I can now understand why it had such a influence on my mother's life. I will be joining the Cheshire branch (if they will have me!) and my journey of discovery will continue. I sincerely hope our paths will cross again, or, should I say "our walls meet"