Have any questions
Frequently Asked Questions
You can join us by visiting our Royal Gardens Membership page and selecting the plan that best fits you. Whether you’re an individual, family, student, or organisation, we offer options for everyone who shares our passion for sustainable gardening and nature stewardship.
Membership offers several benefits, including:
- Participation in the Oslo Green Belt.
- Access to educational guides.
- Participation in workshops, events, and community activities.
- Supporting biodiversity and nature conservation initiatives.
- Connecting with a national network of nature advocates.
- Opportunities to contribute to environmental education projects.
Yes. The Royal Gardens Certification includes a modest fee that supports the evaluation and certification process. Members of The Royal Gardening Society of Norway benefit from discounted rates.
Individuals, schools, organisations, municipalities, and companies can participate in The Royal Gardening Society of Norway initiatives and contribute to sustainable gardening and biodiversity.
The Oslo Green Belt refers to the network of green spaces, forests, parks, and ecological corridors that surround and connect the Oslo region. It plays an important role in protecting biodiversity, supporting urban nature, and maintaining ecological balance in and around the city.
Kongedugnad is a national initiative developed by The Royal Gardening Society of Norway that encourages children, schools, and communities to take part in gardening activities that support biodiversity and environmental stewardship. Inspired by the Norwegian tradition of dugnad, the program promotes collective care for nature through simple, educational outdoor activities.
Schools can participate in Kongedugnad by joining the program and taking part in simple gardening and outdoor activities designed to promote biodiversity and environmental awareness among students. These activities may include caring for outdoor spaces, planting, observing nature, and creative learning about the environment. Schools interested in participating can visit kongedugnad.no or contact us directly at hei@kongedugnad.no to learn more about the program.
You can support The Royal Gardening Society of Norway by becoming a member, participating in our initiatives, volunteering, or partnering with us to promote sustainable gardening and biodiversity projects.