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Live and let dead wood lie
Wednesday 25th April, 2018
Dead wood brings wildlife to Gutteridge Wood in Hillingdon
Local elections 2018: Demand council candidates support nature
Monday 16th April, 2018
Challenge your local election candidates to stand up for London's wildlife
#ActSwiftly: Take action to help wildlife
Wednesday 11th April, 2018
Two major government consultations offer us a chance to put wildlife at the centre of future policies on planning and farming
Hillingdon wildlife gets a boost with £30,000 grant
Wednesday 4th April, 2018
Veolia Environmental Trust grant enables London Wildlife Trust volunteers to improve Yeading Brook Meadows
Celebrating the opening of Huckerby’s Meadows
Friday 16th March, 2018
Nature reserve next to Heathrow Airport opened by London Wildlife Trust
Serious concerns over proposals to expand badger cull
Wednesday 14th March, 2018
A statement from London Wildlife Trust on the new Government consultations over expanding badger culls in England
Wildlife struggles to survive the icy winter freeze - but we can all help
Friday 2nd March, 2018
Winter can be harsh for wildlife. Food is hard to find, water freezes and sub-zero temperatures sap energy. Cities provide some respite to the icy cold, as they are usually warmer than the surrounding countryside, but current conditions will be proving very difficult for wild animals.
Raven plays in the snow at the Tower of London
Thursday 1st March, 2018
As icy conditions continue to hit London, this raven was clearly enjoying the snowy conditions at the Tower of London. Ravens are intelligent, curious birds, keen to learn and quick to explore new situations. This one seems to be playing in the snow, and it certainly looks like it is having fun!
Truck-load of rubbish cleared from Welsh Harp Reservoir
Wednesday 28th February, 2018
Sixty volunteers remove dumped items including prams and trolleys from nature reserve
Sun will shine on stream thanks to Mayor of London
Friday 16th February, 2018
Money from Mayor’s Greener City Fund will help reduce water pollution at Barnet nature reserve