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BCT – Bearing Witness for Wildlife Training, 9 November 2017
Mayow Park Apple Day 14 October 2017
Walk Leader Training
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 programme October-December 2017 now available
The sparkly new Nature's Gym programme for October-December 2017 is now available. We have been to most of the sites before, but some of them, Hare & Billet pond for example, we've not been to for a few years. We do have one new site, Luxmore Gardens, where we will be going on Thursday 9th November … Continue reading Nature’s Gym programme October-December 2017 now available
Nature’s Gym help out at Firhill Road Allotments
For a couple of weeks the Nature's Gym volunteers worked in Firhill Road Allotments. The plan was to clear an area at the front of the site to make a wildlife area and a place for allotment holders to have a seat and relax. The volunteers also cleared some of the planters with a view … Continue reading Nature’s Gym help out at Firhill Road Allotments
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
Come on an Outfall Safari and help us raise awareness about river pollution!
Following the successful first year running the Riverfly monitoring scheme on the Ravensbourne Catchment, we're offering you another opportunity to help identify pollution hotspots and raise public awareness around drainage misconnections that can harm our rivers. The waterways of the Ravensbourne, Quaggy and Pool join the Thames at Deptford and like all London's rivers, they can be … Continue reading Come on an Outfall Safari and help us raise awareness about river pollution!
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