About us

It all began with a simple idea: to take real climate action and stop moping around. We wanted to show that transforming urban spaces into vibrant, biodiverse environments is something we can all do, right now. What started as a small project to reintroduce nature into a local Camden school has blossomed into a movement.

Today, we work alongside multiple schools, neighbourhoods, and local organisations to restore green spaces, inspire action, and create lasting change for people and wildlife. From humble beginnings to a growing movement, we’re proving that small actions lead to big impact—and the best part is, we’re just getting started.

Meet the Team

  • Claudia Kretzschmar

    CO-FOUNDER and DIRECTOR

  • Jeska Harrington Gould

    CO-FOUNDER and DIRECTOR

  • Capucine Schegin

    CO-FOUNDER and DIRECTOR

  • Nick Moss

    ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS MANAGER

  • Amandine Alexandre

    PR and OUTREACH MANAGER

Our Partners

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Press

Clothes sale raises £5,000

Ham & High - “The second hand clothes sale has become a local favourite. We get wonderful clothes donated by friends and supporters, only top-notch items will make it onto the racks.

Not only do our guests get a chance to get great clothes at good prices, but they also shop more sustainably and help raise money for our biodiversity projects.”

St Aloysius School and Growing Green announce greening project

Camden New Journal - “Working mainly in schools, GG works to identify ways to increase biodiversity in the grounds and to make those improvements happen together with staff, pupils and the whole school community.”

Holes for Hedgehogs!

Camden New Journal - “Organisations Growing Green and Heath Hands are on a mission to create a “hedgehog highway” between the Heath and Highgate Cemetery to support a large population of the spiky, small-nosed mammals.”