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From idea to reality – the story of a successful green corridor in East Walworth
Earlier this year, SNAV members were fortunate to be taken on a tour of East Walworth Green Links with Lorraine Hilton, Diano Opio, and Roger Thorner. We were very impressed...
Read MoreMore homes for swifts in East Dulwich
SNAV member Steven Robinson has recently co-ordinated a Dulwich Society Wildlife Committee nest box project in East Dulwich for swifts. UK swifts have declined by more than 60% between 1995-2021, largely due to the loss...
Read MoreSNAVers Advocate for Bigger, Better, More Joined Up Nature in Southwark
SNAVers Anna Hwang Colligan and Simon Saville are working as co-optees on Southwark’s Environment Scrutiny Commission 2023-24. The 27th February meeting, focusing on biodiversity in the borough, was led by...
Read MoreElmington nature corridor 2023
Planting – Residents worked with SNAV to finalise the designs and the landscape planting was led by Sterling Landscapes. Maintenance – The Elmington Community Gardens are leading projects including allotments,...
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Announcing our new book 'London in the Wild:Exploring Nature in the City' | London Wildlife Trust
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In Spring 2022, London Wildlife Trust will be releasing its new book London in the Wild: Exploring Nature in the City, with a foreword by conservationist and broadcaster Chris Packham.I am NOT a Spider! by Paul Richards: The Brad Ashby Memorial Lecture
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This talk introduces you to the Opiliones, the harvestmen, some of the most easily seen and readily identified, yet overlooked invertebratesYellow meadow ant-hills: Engineers, farmers and conservationists Tim King
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London’s open spaces contain hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of ant-hills who play an extremely important role in ecosystems.www.forum.bcss.org.uk
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From idea to reality – the story of a successful green corridor in East Walworth
Earlier this year, SNAV members were fortunate to be taken on a tour of East Walworth Green Links with Lorraine...
Read MoreMore homes for swifts in East Dulwich
SNAV member Steven Robinson has recently co-ordinated a Dulwich Society Wildlife Committee nest box project in East Dulwich for swifts. UK swifts have declined by...
Read MoreTowards an IWM Southwark
IWM stands for Integrated Weed Management, and is considered the most ecologically friendly and practical way to deal with plants...
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