Daniel Greenwood from the London Wildlife Trust will be leading a bat walk at Ladywell and Brockley Cemeteries. The walk will start promptly at the Brockley Road gate at 19.30. As the Cemeteries are closed to the public at that time, late arrivals will unfortunately not be admitted. The walk may not last the full … Continue reading Bat walk at Ladywell and Brockley Cemetery
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Secret Wild London – Saturday 24 August 2013
Visit this unique nature reserve on the cusp of London and enjoy guided walks of the trackside flora and fauna, with the chance of glimpsing birds of prey like kestrel, buzzard or even red kite as they commute along the railway line.The site will be open between 11am-4pm.A tree walk will begin at 1pm and … Continue reading Secret Wild London – Saturday 24 August 2013
Butterfly walk at Sydenham Hill Wood
This Sunday, the London Wildlife Trust will be running a butterfly walks at Sydenham Hill Wood. Please meet inside the Crescent Wood Road entrance at 14:00. In the event of heavy rain the walk will be cancelled – because there will be no butterflies! The walk will last for 90 minutes.
Green Flag success in Lewisham
Keep Britain Tidy a record breaking number of parks and green spaces for 2013! A number of parks and green spaces in Lewisham are among a record breaking 1,447 that have won a prestigious Green Flag or Green Flag Community Award. Together with the Horniman Gardens, which is managed by the Museum Trust, Lewisham now … Continue reading Green Flag success in Lewisham
Great North Wood walk
This is the second time that London Wildlife Trust have walked this route beginning at One Tree Hill (NOT Sydenham Hill Wood) and retracing the remnant woodlands of the Great North Wood that are accessible and connectable on foot. The Great North Wood will once have stretched from Deptford to Selhurst, with One Tree Hill, … Continue reading Great North Wood walk
River Ravensbourne catchment improvement plan
The Catchment Improvement Plan is an initiative being led by Thames 21 and supported by several partners, including Lewisham Council, to encourage those with an interest in their local rivers to express their views and have a say about the future of the River Pool, the River Quaggy and the River Ravensbourne. The project has … Continue reading River Ravensbourne catchment improvement plan
Devonshire Road Open Day 2013
No win, but a great achievement
Last night the Friends of Hither Green Triangle went to the Network Rail awards because they were shortlisted for a Network Rail Partnership Award. They were shortlisted in the Community Engagement category along with Atkins for their ‘East Kent re-signalling phase 3′ and Signalling Solutions Ltd for ‘Bletchley remodelling’. Unfortunately, they were beaten by Signalling Solutions, a … Continue reading No win, but a great achievement
Fingers crossed for the Friends of Hither Green Triangle
Tonight a few of the Friends from Hither Green Triangle along with representatives from the Council, Network Rail and Morgan Sindall Colas Rail JV will be heading to Westminster to see if they have won a Network Rail Partnership Award. They have been shortlisted in the Community Engagement category along with Atkins for their 'East … Continue reading Fingers crossed for the Friends of Hither Green Triangle
Little Ecological Arts Festival (LEAF)
In May of this year, Albion Millennium Green held a wonderful festival 'for humans and non humans'. It included a host of events to help celebrate this wonderful site and the nature in side. Here is a small video showing some of the hightlights! You can see more videos of the individual performances here. LEAF … Continue reading Little Ecological Arts Festival (LEAF)
