The growing popularity of foraging in London
Over the pandemic, foraging in London became more popular as many Londoners looked for ways to cope with the lockdowns.
Londoners requested to check gardens as part of charity wildlife survey
Londoners are being urged to look out for sightings and signs of wild mammals in their gardens and local green
Twickenham beekeepers concerned about legalisation of pesticides
Local bee association worry about the governments recent legalisation of deadly pesticides and the effect this could have on wildlife.
More than 50,000 Londoners participate in Big Garden Birdwatch!
The world’s largest wildlife survey results show a newfound enthusiasm for local wildlife and how our garden birds are faring
Prince Philip’s involvement in Wildlife Conservation
HRH Prince Philip has sadly passed away, at the age of 99 but leaves behind a lasting legacy in wildlife conservation.
March of the toads: charity helps Richmond amphibians on their way
Everyone’s seen deer crossing signs, or sheep being herded over country roads, but they are less likely to be familiar
Six Kingston sites recommended for important nature conservation status
Six sites in Kingston have been recommended as Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), due to their significance in
The Gruffalo comes to Kew Gardens in time for half-term break
Popular children’s story The Gruffalo is coming to Kew Gardens on 17 October, just in time for the half-term break.
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
Royal Parks calls for social distancing from wild deer to protect animals from extreme litter resurgence
Post-lockdown picnic goers are urged to respect the environment after shocking footage was taken of wild deer feeding on abandoned
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