London's Living Landscapes
London’s Living Landscapes initiative seeks to protect, conserve and enhance the capital’s wildlife.
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How rewilding can help reduce the risk and severity of wildfires
Following a summer of wildfires across the UK, there have been claims in some media coverage that rewilding increases the risk of wildfires. However, evidence suggests that, when implemented…
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Londoners
London can be a lot. The packed trains, the endless rushing, the tiny pockets of calm you have to hunt for.
But we're not the only ones making it work here. This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners — the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
But we're not the only ones making it work here. This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners — the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
Living with spiders
Every autumn, headlines warn about spiders invading our homes. But what’s the real story with our eight-legged neighbours?
Londoners hedgehog
London can be a lot. The packed trains, the endless rushing, the tiny pockets of calm you have to hunt for.
But we're not the only ones making it work here. This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners — the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
But we're not the only ones making it work here. This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners — the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
Londoners starling
London can be a lot. The packed trains, the endless rushing, the tiny pockets of calm you have to hunt for.
But we’re not the only ones making it work here.
This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners - the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
But we’re not the only ones making it work here.
This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners - the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
Londoners beaver
London can be a lot. The packed trains, the endless rushing, the tiny pockets of calm you have to hunt for.
But we’re not the only ones making it work here.
This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners - the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
But we’re not the only ones making it work here.
This summer, London Wildlife Trust is celebrating our fellow wild Londoners - the bats, beavers, birds and other brilliant species living alongside us in the capital.
Garden for a living London
Help transform the capital's three million gardens into a network of nature reserves.
My flood defence
Bev is grateful to live down the road from Potteric Carr Nature Reserve, a 210ha wetland site which stores excess water from the River Torne during times of high
rainfall. This saved her…
King diving beetle
Britain's largest 'diving beetle' is an impressive creature, though it's not easy to find.
New opportunities for young Londoners to work with wildlife
A new partnership to help young people get involved with nature conservation