Park strategies

The Royal Parks Play Strategy aims to increase the use of the parks by children as a venue for learning, social and physical play.

The Kensington Gardens Tree Strategy focuses on specific proposals for tree planting in defined areas and avenues within the Gardens.

The Royal Parks Health, Well-Being and Sport Strategy 2010-15 provides a picture of the well-being related activities currently taking place across the estate and highlights issues that need greatest focus over five years.

Our Pollinator Strategy sets out the actions we are taking in the Royal Parks to help reverse the decline in pollinator populations.

Volunteering for The Royal Parks helps people connect with each other and their community. The work they do helps to make our parks and open spaces even better.

The Royal Parks is developing a Movement Strategy as a long-term vision for how visitors will move within, access and experience our parks.

The Royal Parks recognises the importance of history in the development, understanding and enjoyment of the Parks. This document defines the policy, procedures and guidance we adhere to when exploring this rich past.

We have a 2030 vision for nature in which the Royal Parks will be healthier, more resilient and better connected for people and wildlife in the heart of London. Find out more.