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Southwark Comes Together for Nature: 2024-2026 After the historically parching hot summer of 2026, many of us may be taking stock, and counting our losses. Yet at the same time,...
Read MoreWhere Have All the Birds Gone? by Dave Clark
There is no hiding from the truth in this article. I have no magic sugarcoat, nor do I wish to have. I just hope for some, that Nature`s alarm calls...
Read MoreWillow sculptures at Wodehouse Woodland Garden, Southampton Way Nature Corridor
Oliver Goldsmith primary school Year 5 pupils learn the “Way of the Willow” Year 5 pupils learnt how to weave, plait and work with willow over three sessions in July...
Read MoreSouthampton Way Nature Corridor
The Southampton Way Nature Corridor has been awarded £38k by Southwark Council’s Biodiversity Fund 2025. The project covers five small green spaces along Southampton Way. New planting for wildlife will...
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Action for Nature in Southwark
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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