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Iona Close Orchard

Iona Close Orchard is a fascinating relic of a Victorian garden. The houses to which it originally belonged date to about 1825.  Hidden away behind a few mature ash and Norway maple trees are several fine old fruit trees, apples, pears, plums and a mulberry.   Although it has become has become overgrow, it has remained … Continue reading Iona Close Orchard

Ladywell Fields River Clean Up

Join Thames 21 and the Friends of Ladywell Fields for a river clean up on Sunday 30 Oct 10am-1pm.  They will be meeting at the cafe in the north field.  Gloves and waders will be provided.  Please arrive prompty so as not to miss the important safety talk. Children are welcome if accompanied by an … Continue reading Ladywell Fields River Clean Up

New Pond Pack for Teachers

The Nature Conservation Team are in the process of developing a pack of resources for teachers to download and print to use on our local sites or in school.  This will include pond dipping sheets and habitat studies activities.  Check back on our Schools & Resources page over the coming weeks to see what sheets … Continue reading New Pond Pack for Teachers

Fungus Walk Horniman Nature Trail

 The perfect time for spotting fungi is once again here.  So on Saturday 15 October 2011, 11am-12.30pm, the Horminan Museum will be holding a Fungas Walk with Jim Murphy of the Trust for Urban Ecology, where he will identify a range of fungi growing in the Horniman Gardens and Nature Trail. Places must be booked in … Continue reading Fungus Walk Horniman Nature Trail

Forest Hill Society Bulb Planting

I am sure many of you have seen and apppreciate the vast improvements that have been made to the front of Forest Hill Society.  This has been all sue to the hard work and dedication of a number of volunteers.  If you fancy joining in, there will be another session on Sunday 30 October 2011 … Continue reading Forest Hill Society Bulb Planting