Will planning reforms revitalise or ruin London’s nature?
Mathew Frith, our Director of Conservation responds to new Government White Paper.
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Starling credit Matthew Rich
Butterfly and moth recording with the Brilliant Butterflies team
Butterflies Conservation Project Officer Steve Bolton shares why surveying and recording species is so important for butterfly and moth populations
Woodberry Wetlands bird highlights: June 2020
Chris Farthing gives his latest update on recent bird highlights at Woodberry Wetlands
Celebrating International Bog Day with Keeping it Wild Trainee Martina
This Sunday 26th July 2020 we will be celebrating International Bog Day! In anticipation of this, here’s a bit about bogs, and why they are so important to the environment, ecology and wildlife.…
The Much-Maligned Moth by Keeping it Wild Trainee Omar
When talking to people about the different creatures they come across in London, you will understandably get different reactions. Some animals such as songbirds and deer are universally loved,…
Butterfly bushes
Guest blogger Amanda Tuke reflects on the mixed blessing of Buddleia davidii, the butterfly bush.
Learning about nature in lockdown London
From March-April students from ELATT took part in an online Wild Action Programme with our Keeping it Wild project. They learnt about London's wildlife and our work here at the Trust. They…
30 green places for 30 Days Wild II
Author Amanda Tuke continues her challenge of visiting 30 green spaces in London for 30 Days Wild
30 green places for 30 Days Wild
Author Amanda Tuke takes on the challenge of visiting 30 green spaces in London for 30 Days Wild
Stag nights are upon us
Mathew Frith on Stag Beetles and the story of the London Wildlife Trust Stag Beetle survey