London Wildlife Trust is the only charity dedicated solely to protecting the capital's wildlife and wild spaces.  Our conservation work includes projects to protect priority species, like the stag beetle and water vole, and projects to preserve and enhance London’s precious habitats, for example our river restoration work in the Crane Valley.

The 2012 Olympics
London Wildlife Trust is working hard to make sure wildlife and the wider environment are taken into account during the 2012 build, the Games and beyond.

The Cockney Sparrow Project
London Wildlife Trust and Peabody have launched a new community project to create Cockney sparrow friendly areas on housing estates in London.

Earn Your Travel Back
London Wildlife Trust is providing green volunteering opportunities for young Londoners who have had their Oyster cards confiscated

The Wild about Bushcraft Project
London Wildlife Trust is providing young people in Hackney with opportunities to learn new outdoor skills and connect with nature and green spaces.

The Budding Together Project
London Wildlife Trust is promoting mental well-being through working with nature.

The Life Cycle Garden Project
Our show garden is a playful and multi layered, highlighting the ecological value and the creative potential of small urban green spaces.

The Viva Veolia Youth Ranger Project
London Wildlife Trust has spent two years working with young people in south west London, teaching them practical conservation skills.

The Crane Park Heritage Project
London Wildlife Trust's 'Big Bangs to Blue Flashes' project aimed to help local people understand, appreciate and become more involved with historical Crane Park Island.

The Walthamstow Reservoirs Project
Walthamstow Reservoirs, one of London’s most amazing places for birdlife, has been the focus of a London Wildlife Trust study over the last year.  

The Water Vole Project
London Wildlife Trust is working hard to protect the water vole….
The London Water Vole Project started in March 2001 and is dedicated to the conservation of this species throughout Greater London. 

The Stag Beetle Project
London Wildlife Trust is maintaining a database of stag beetle records in the capital. This not only helps to ensure that we keep an updated record of their distribution, but will also help us find out why they are present in some parts of London and not others. 

The Crane Valley Project
An little known valley in the depths of west London is the focus of an exciting scheme to breathe life into a neglected river – one whose waters are rich in history and a precious home for wildlife.

Partners
London Wildlife Trust works in partnership with other wildlife and conservation organisations across the capital, including the GiGL records centre and the London Biodiversity Partnership.