Help the London Wildlife Trust by taking part in the London Deer survey - because you never know!
London Deer Survey
Help the London Wildlife Trust by taking part in the London Deer survey - because you never know!
The London Wildlife Trust are pleased to announce the launch of the online visitor survey for the new Reuniting Sydenham Hill Wood & Dulwich Wood Heritage Fund project.
The London Wildlife Trust writes... Understanding where butterflies are found in London and how abundant they are helps us better understand the issues they face and what solutions we can provide. In the UK many species of butterfly are in decline, but in London things are looking more hopeful with numbers of some butterfly species actually increasing.
Join us for a virtual celebration of the Great North Wood, with an activity for everyone, including talks and film screenings, craft workshops, woodland yoga, a virtual walk, nature writing and spoken word workshops and a baking workshop - all taking place online.
An afternoon of live acoustic folk music in a beautiful secluded woodland.
To coincide with Telegraph Hill Festival we will be celeberating spring at New Cross Gate Cutting Nature Reserve with four local unamplified folk acts.
Join the London Wildlife at Sydenham Hill Wood for fun, family friendly activities and learn all about hedgehogs. Take home a clay hedgehog, tackle the footprint challenge, and see if you can make it to the end of our hedgehog survival game! Learn more about our hedgehog project, and how you can discover if there … Continue reading Hedgehog Discovery Day at Sydenham Hill Wood – Sunday 8 April
The London Wildlife Trust writes.... London Wildlife Trust’s ‘Urban Urchins’ started in August 2017 and is aiming to map the distribution of London’s hedgehog population. This is being achieved through the use of footprint tunnel and camera trap surveys across many of our own reserves, the creation of ‘detective kits’ for the public to use … Continue reading Have you seen a Hedgehog?
If you've ever wanted to try spoon-carving then now's your chance! The London Wildlife Trust will be running a workshop in Beaulieu Heights on Saturday 10 September. It is £20 per person and places are limited, so please book early to avoid missing out.
Join London Wildlife Trust and learn to identify bats from their ultrasonic calls using bat detectors. This event is free and open to everyone and there is no need to book. Contact Sam for more information
It may not be Lewisham, but we thought this event might interest some of our readers! Join the London Wildlife Trust for pond dipping and hapa zome - the Japanese art of leaf printing. This event is free and open to everyone as part of the Trust’s Great North Wood project. No need to book. … Continue reading Family Fun Day – Crystal Palace Park with London Wildlife Trust