Month July 2012
Summer was with us last Saturday as we greeted visitors to our Dragonflies event at Anton Crescent Wetlands. This year has been notoriously bad for flying insects but with a few days of sunshine behind us we had high hopes…. Continue Reading →
The National Trust have warned that it’s an ‘Apocalyptic’ summer for British wildlife, the Guardian reported today. You may have noticed a lack of butterflies in your garden, but did you know that further afield, the wet weather has drowned many breeding… Continue Reading →
The National Trust have warned that it’s an ‘Apocalyptic’ summer for British wildlife, the Guardian reported today. You may have noticed a lack of butterflies in your garden, but did you know that further afield, the wet weather has drowned many breeding… Continue Reading →
BIG NATURE DAY Back in May, the Biodiversity Gardens Project braved the relentless sun and headed out into the depths of central London, armed with a bag of compost and some kidney vetch. We scaled the high steps of platform… Continue Reading →
The weather outside is pretty frightful but that won’t put the dampners on our summer events. We have our new volunteer task programme and newsletters out (just click on the pages to view!) and plenty of events over the next month…. Continue Reading →