Get in touch with London Wildlife Trust

Common toad at Centre for Wildlife Gardening © Daniel Greenwood

We are happy to respond to any queries you may have about wildlife and nature in London – select from the options below.

Before contacting the Trust please consider that we receive a large number of enquiries concerning specific local planning issues, and we regret we cannot always respond.

We are also sadly unable to help individual injured animals. The wildlife crime and rescue area on our FAQ page contains more information to help with such matters.

 

General enquiries

For all general enquiries, including those relating to advice about wildlife, please contact us via the methods below.

Phone: 020 7261 0447 At present the office is not staffed and calls to this number go to voicemail; we aim to listen to voicemails within one working day.

Email: enquiries@wildlondon.org.uk

Post: Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2AF

Office hours: At present the office is not staffed and calls to this number go to voicemail; we aim to listen to voicemails within one working day.

Normal office hours are: 9.30am-5.30pm, Monday to Friday. The office is closed on weekends and Bank Holidays. The office is also usually closed on 24th December, re-opening on the first working day after 1st January. 

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Membership enquiries

For any enquiries relating to membership of London Wildlife Trust please call 020 7803 4272 or email membership@wildlondon.org.uk

 

Press enquiries

If you are a member of the press and have an enquiry please call 020 7803 4293 or email press@wildlondon.org.uk. To see our latest news, visit our news page.

Other organisations

London Wildlife Trust is the only charity dedicated solely to protecting the capital's wildlife and wild spaces. There are, however, hundreds of organisations working in the conservation sector which may be better placed to deal with your enquiry. We have listed some such external organisations here.

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FAQs

Answers to some of our most frequently asked questions

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