Conservationist charity PTES calls on Londoners for inaugural autumn wildlife survey
A conservationist survey will track urban wildlife in autumn for the first time after record breaking numbers participated in a
Now you can experience a ‘once in a lifetime’ safari from your sofa – saving more than just airmiles
Virtual safaris are keeping Londoners’ holiday dreams alive while funding vital conservation. Safari tour operators including &Beyond offering virtual safari
Hermes Running’s ‘Big 5’ virtual races help charities combat poaching during Covid-19 pandemic
Virtual running races will be staged this month to raise money for conservation charities fighting an upsurge in poaching caused
Conservation crisis: lockdown threatens global animal welfare efforts as zoos remain closed
By Jack GrahamMay 7 2020, 07.35Follow @SW_Londoner Fish are returning to Venetian canals, goats have taken to the streets of
Skylarks nesting in the Royal Parks threatened by inconsiderate dog-walkers
Skylarks nesting on the ground in London’s Royal Parks are under threat from dog-walkers who let their dogs off the
Urban birding, snakes and seals: Meet the people helping London find the city’s hidden wildlife
Ask people to picture a bird watcher and they will probably describe a white solitary middle-aged male in an anorak.
Creating a buzz: Twickenham and Thames Valley Beekeepers’ Association celebrates century of beekeeping
A Twickenham association is creating a buzz around beekeeping to celebrate 100 years of perfecting the art. The Twickenham and
Twenty-six Kensington trees risk being felled by TfL – to make way for green transport
Thousands of petitioners are trying to stop plans to fell 26 trees in Kensington to make way for a new
The Wildlife Trust encouraging us to join the great stag beetle hunt this season
It’s stag beetle season and conservationists are asking the public to report sightings of Britain’s biggest beetle in order to
Merton residents asked to water street trees in drought
A campaign by the Tree Warden Group Merton has been put in place to promote watering of street trees struggling
Council left counting cost of Tooting Chainsaw Massacre that saw dozens of trees felled
Residents have reacted with anger after Tooting Council spent more than £80,000 on felling 50 horse chestnut trees – some