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On the evening of 6th February, volunteers, conservationists, and local nature enthusiasts gathered at The Sele School for the sixth annual Nature of Panshanger Park conference.

Panshanger Park has launched its new adventure group, Nature Explorers, designed to inspire and educate young people about the natural world and the environment.

Tarmac, in partnership with the Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust and Maydencroft, will be hosting an evening of talks and discussions to celebrate the diverse wildlife and habitats of Panshanger Park. Taking place on Thursday, 6 February 2025, at The Sele School in Hertford, the event will provide an in-depth...

Panshanger Park is introducing a new parking payment system at Thieves Lane Car Park starting mid-December, managed by National Parking Control (NPC). This system is designed to streamline parking payments, allowing visitors to pay conveniently online or by phone while ensuring the Panshanger Park ranger team can dedicate more time...

This Sunday (1st December) at 10:30am, Hertford Community Church will be spreading festive cheer with carol singing at the Thieves Lane Car Park in Panshanger Park. We’d love for you to join us!

An exciting discovery has been made at Tarmac’s Panshanger Park by local resident and 13-year-old, Eli Sicklen, during a recent visit. The uncommon and visually striking Wrinkled Peach (Rhodotus Palmatus) mushroom was found and captured beautifully by the young explorer. 

Panshanger Park has introduced Dan Hamley as its new Community Ranger.

This weekend, Panshanger parkrun turns ten years old and Tarmac is celebrating.

Work parties are just one of the many activities volunteers can get involved in at Panshanger. We can also act as volunteer wardens for areas of the Park, assist with monitoring and counting of wildlife, help run a wildlife club for children, and participate in the running of events such...

On the 7th and 8th September we held our second Heritage Open Weekend, and even Sunday’s thunderstorms didn’t deter our hardy visitors. Over two days we welcomed nearly 200 people to the Park to learn more about the history of the site and the great house that once stood here.