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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.

During the weekend of Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September, Tarmac will be hosting its annual Heritage open weekend at Panshanger Park, giving visitors the opportunity to learn more about the history, geology, and wildlife of the park. 

On 30th June Panshanger Park welcomed around 350 runners and their families in its second year hosting the Welwyn 10k.

Funding received from the Countryside Stewardship Scheme has enabled initial restoration and maintenance plans for Panshanger Park to be implemented, starting with new sustainable fencing.

A new report from Panshanger Park owners Tarmac, the sustainable building materials and construction solutions business, reveals how Hertfordshire’s communities have benefitted from £4m of social impact generated by its sites across the county.

One of Hertfordshire’s best loved places, Panshanger Park, is celebrating 10 years since it opened to the public.

Panshanger Park is 1,000 acres of countryside situated between Welwyn Garden City and Hertford. Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust is working with the park's owners, Tarmac, to manage the park for both people and wildlife.

Held on 25 February at The Sele School, ‘The Nature of Panshanger Park’ involved an evening of expert delivered talks highlighting the wildlife and habitats of Panshanger Park.

Freya North, local Hertfordshire resident and bestselling author, discusses getting out and active in nature, and what she enjoys doing at Panshanger Park.