Please find attached the new Nature’s Gym programme for April – June 2018. You will notice a couple of changes on this programme and more information about this will follow over the coming months. You will also see that it that time of year when we get in to the river a lot to clear … Continue reading Nature’s Gym Programme April-June 2018
Apple Day at Chinbrook Meadows -7 October 2017
Crowdfunding for outdoor classroom at Frendsbury Gardens
The Friends of Frendsbury Gardens need you help. We Need Your Help! As you may already know, we’ve started a project to build an outdoor classroom in our community space. We’ve received some funding from it but it’s not enough to cover all the costs of the materials. The work will all be carried out … Continue reading Crowdfunding for outdoor classroom at Frendsbury Gardens
Nature’s Gym change of date
Unfortunately, we have had to change our work day date at Hither Green Triangle. Our work session will now be on Saturday 9th September, 11am-2pm. Please remember that steel toe capped boots must be worn on site, and unfortunately, you will not be able to work without them. We have very few available to lend … Continue reading Nature’s Gym change of date
Friends of Brockley and Ladywell Cemeteries open day 9 July 2017
The Friends of Brockley and Ladywell Cemeteries (FoBLC) is this year celebrating the 10th anniversary of its formation. Over the last few years FoBLC has held an Open Day within the cemetery to promote this beautiful, peaceful and historic Victorian landscape - leading tours of the cemetery, mounting an exhibition giving information on the history … Continue reading Friends of Brockley and Ladywell Cemeteries open day 9 July 2017
Hillcrest Wood Wildlife Spring Walk
Summer picnic and Bioblitz
The new 3 Rivers Clean Up blog is now live!
The first 3RCU took place in 2008 with the main aim to control the growth of Himalayan Balsam along the rivers. Himalayan Balsam is an invasive non-native plant that spreads quickly, clogging up river banks and reducing biodiversity. It shades and crowds native species and causes riverbank erosion, leading to an increase in the risk of … Continue reading The new 3 Rivers Clean Up blog is now live!