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Greenbelt Group is the UK's leading specialist in the long-term stewardship of public open spaces and green infrastructure on new home developments.
With experts in biodiversity and BNG, horticulture, arboriculture, ecology, law and more, we have the in-house knowledge, experience and expertise to deliver the highest standards of quality for housebuilders and homeowners alike.Catering to over 77,000 household customers, and with arrangements for a further 40,000 on-stream under stewardship or contract, we provide a flexible and sustainable model for the long-term management of open spaces and associated features on new residential developments of any size and complexity.Our developments range from small sites of just a few homes, to vast garden villages with many hectares of complex open spaces, habitats and environments - including watercourses, ponds, nature reserves, flood mitigation and urban drainage systems, sports facilities and play areas, mature and ancient woodland, allotments, Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Importance for Nature Conservation, and much, much more.Greenbelt Group is the UKs leading specialist in the long-term stewardship of public open spaces and green infrastructure on new home developments.
With experts in biodiversity and BNG, horticulture, arboriculture, ecology, law and more, we have the in-house knowledge, experience and expertise to deliver the highest standards of quality for housebuilders and homeowners alike.
Catering to over 77,000 household customers, and with arrangements for a further 40,000 on-stream under stewardship or contract, we provide a flexible and sustainable model for the long-term management of open spaces and associated features on new residential developments of any size and complexity.
Our developments range from small sites of just a few homes, to vast garden villages with many hectares of complex open spaces, habitats and environments - including watercourses, ponds, nature reserves, flood mitigation and urban drainage systems, sports facilities and play areas, mature and ancient woodland, allotments, Sites of Special Scientific Interest and Importance for Nature Conservation, and much, much more.