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Londoners invited to join ‘stag do’
Wednesday 31st May, 2017
Help London Wildlife Trust celebrate this year’s stag beetle season
Help us piece together Crane Park’s explosive past
Monday 22nd May, 2017
Appeal for volunteers and information to help create exhibition celebrating nature reserve’s history
Crane Meadows restoration shortlisted for 2017 Corporate Engagement Awards
Friday 19th May, 2017
London Wildlife Trust and Mace Group – another prosperous partnership
General Election 2017: What we're asking London's parliamentary candidates
Wednesday 3rd May, 2017
The snap General Election on 8th June is happening at a crucial time for wildlife. The next Government will have some big decisions to make for Britain’s natural environment – almost immediately.
Topping out ceremony for new swift tower marks major milestone for Walthamstow Wetlands
Tuesday 2nd May, 2017
A topping out ceremony held on 28 April celebrated the newly built swift tower at the Walthamstow Wetlands. This marks a significant milestone in the development of one of the largest urban wetland nature reserves in Europe.
Inspiring more schoolchildren with London’s wildlife in 2017
Monday 24th April, 2017
Renewed support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery enables expansion of London Wildlife Trust’s outdoor learning programme
Wild Weekend at Woodberry Wetlands
Thursday 30th March, 2017
Celebrate London’s wild side with a weekend of free, wildlife-themed events at Woodberry Wetlands, a stunning nature reserve opened by Sir David Attenborough last year.
Mighty mollusc found in Chiswick
Thursday 30th March, 2017
Two-lipped door snails found living on fly-tipped rubble near the River Thames
Bee Creative in the Garden!
Monday 27th March, 2017
Royal Horticultural Society and The Wildlife Trusts launch campaign to help wild bees
Boosting butterflies at the bank
Friday 24th March, 2017
Habitat for rare chalkland species in Croydon is being expanded thanks to £21,000 grant from Viridor Credits