Get Involved
There are a number of ways in which you can get involved in you local nature reserve and park. You can join one of the many volunteering sessions and walks or to get more involved you could join you local ‘Friends’ Group.
You can also take part in any Nature Conservation activities or Rivers and People activities,
How to comment
Click the ‘leave a comment’ option at the bottom of the post, you will need to leave your name, email address and comment. These will then be approved.
You do not need an account to do this.
How to contribute
To contribute to our blog you will need to set up a wordpress account, then email us at web.communications@lewisham.gov.uk with your email and username and we will add you to the contributors list. To set up an account go to http://wordpress.com and click the button that says sign up here. Think of a username and password, enter your name and email address and bob’s your uncle.
You have two options at the bottom of the screen: gimme a blog or just a username. For these purposes you will need a username only. At any time after you register you will be able to start your own blog if you wish. If you need any extra help please talk to the us and we can help you get started.
Flickr
We also have a Nature Conservation flickr photo pool. To add photos you will need to be a member of flickr. We will feature some of these pictures on the blog and members of the blog can do likewise.
OR
If you would like to add a photo to the blog please email it to changes65sit2blog@photos.flickr.com The subject line will be the title of your photo and anything in the message will appear as a description! We will of course be monitoring this and anything rude and/or offensive will be removed!!






I love the idea to clean up the rivers. Last time I went there and I was devastated to see some people that have no shame littering along the river. Such ashamed because I’d like to see the nature how it’s supposed to be therefore I’d like to join your activities to clean up the rivers . One question do I need to provide my own boots?