Calling invertebrate recorders to help us record the insects and other invertebrate wildlife on Saturday 6 September. London Natural History Society is running the event. Join like-minded people with an interest in recording wildlife observations. It will be a day identifying and recording invertebrates in an informal environment. Naturalists of all levels (from beginner to... Continue Reading →
Nature Walk at Grove Farm: Explore Lichens and Mosses
Join a guided walk on Sunday 31 August afternoon through Grove Farm. On this nature walk at grove farm you will learn about Natural history with John Wells, an Ealing local naturalist. On this special walk, you will enjoy nature and beautiful colors of the area. You will also explore the secret world of lichens... Continue Reading →
Family Friendly Activities at Greenford Canal Festival 2025
Come along on Saturday 23 August from 12-5pm for the Greenford Canal Festival 2025, a fun family day. All Ages Welcome. This free event centres on community, nature and creativity around and on the glorious Grand Union canal. Greenford Quay is at Tillermans Court, Grenan Square, Greenford UB6 0FP alongside the Grand Union canal. Come... Continue Reading →
River Brent clear up at Pitshanger Park in August
Join CURB and LAGER Can at Pitshanger Park for River Brent clear up. It's on Sunday 17 August 2025 from 10:00-13:00. They are meeting at the Old Bowls Pavilion in Pitshanger Park. Join in a large-scale clean-up of the river banks, and channel. Volunteers can work on the banks and park, or wade. A boat... Continue Reading →
Join Our Nature Walk at Horsenden Hill on August 23
Come on 23 August from 10:00 to 12:00 pm for a walk through Horsenden Wood to learn about its trees and wildlife. Friends of Horsenden invite you to explore the history of the wood and how it is currently managed. Martin Smith is the leader of the walk. Martin is a former Horsenden ranger and trustee of Friends of Horsenden.... Continue Reading →
Support Nature: Volunteer as a Tree Keeper Today
Want to care for nature, connect with your community, and expand your skills? Support our Ealing Tiny Forests by becoming a volunteer Tree Keeper! What does a Tiny Forest Tree Keeper involve: Maintenance: Weeding and litter picking in the Tiny Forest. Community Engagement: Inspire local people to join in with activities. Science: Counting butterflies, measuring... Continue Reading →
Celebrate Community at Wolf Fields Summer Festival
Come and celebrate summer at For the love of community festival in Wolf Fields, Southall on Friday 8 August from 10 am – 3:30 pm. It will be full of fun, learning, and connection. From face painting to wildlife scavenger hunts, this event is full of hands-on activities the whole family will enjoy. Bring your... Continue Reading →
Join Urban Tree Watch: Citizen Science Made Easy
Calling all tree fans. Take part in some citizen science by photographing your tree of choice throughout the seasons. Contribute to urban tree watch with Trees for cities. Sign up today, and for just 10 minutes every few months, you can grow your connection to urban trees. Also help Trees for Cities gain a deeper... Continue Reading →
Bat Walk with Dr. Sean McCormack in Ealing
Join Sean McCormack from Ealing Wildlife group will in a bat walk around the South Ealing cemetery on Thursday 3 July at 20:45. On the walk, bat detectors will be help find and identify bats in flight. Children under 18 welcome with a responsible adult. Please bring a torch or phone with a torch. Wear... Continue Reading →
Family Fun at Boston Manor’s Nature Festival
Free Nature festival at Boston Manor Park on Saturday 24 May from 12-4pm. The festival is around the Hub, next to the childrens playground and The Potting Shed Cafe in Boston Manor Park. Come and enjoy all things wildlife and nature related. Family activities include songs, crafts, activities from local organisations. Plus a petting zoo... Continue Reading →
