Join the Ealing Park Rangers to work on essential conservation projects in Ealing Parks. Every Tuesday morning a group of Ealing’s Park Rangers goes out with volunteers to do outdoor maintenance tasks. As a volunteer you will engage in a range of activities from coppicing our woodlands to clearing riverside areas. These activities are replicating... Continue Reading →
Ealing Beaver Project Free wildlife events this winter
Ealing Beaver Project is a community-led, fully-accessible is running some great and inspiring free winter wildlife events. Nestled in the serene Paradise Fields in Greenford, Ealing, the Ealing Beaver Project is a ground breaking initiative. As London’s first fully accessible urban beaver reintroduction site, they are dedicated to bringing people closer to nature right in... Continue Reading →
Winter Family Activities at Boston Manor Park
Come along for winter family activities at Boston Manor Park from their brilliant Outdoor team. There is a variety of events and activities to make and do with the family to connect with nature. Winter Family Activities at Boston Manor Park Crepe Paper Mistletoe Workshop with Kristen Campbell, Saturday 22 Nov, 10.15-12.45pm, workshop by Service... Continue Reading →
Join the Thrilling Outdoor Escape Game at Boston Manor Park
Can you lift the curse and escape Boston Manor Park? Book and come with family or friends on this outdoor escape game on Saturday 29 November. Embark on a thrilling hour-long outdoor escape game through the magical world of Boston Manor Park. Work together to solve puzzles, tackle fun physical challenges, and outsmart the mischievous... Continue Reading →
Protect Great Crested Newts: Volunteer with EWG
Join Ealing Wildlife Group on Saturday morning, 30 November at Paradise Fields in Greenford to learn about great crested newts. You will help with habitat management to enhance and manage the site for them. Great Crested Newts are a nationally and European rare species. They are also a protected species and, sadly are in decline. Here... Continue Reading →
The Power of Local Action: How Ealing Residents Fight Fly-tipping
On Saturday night, my husband and I were walking home through Acton when we passed someone polishing off the last bites of a meal. Without hesitation, they placed the empty plate, cutlery and all, on the pavement and climbed into their still-running van. “Are you done with that?” I asked. With a smirk, they replied,... Continue Reading →
Get involved with Community Gardening at Dean Gardens in West Ealing
Help Cultivate London and Ealing Parks for Community Gardening in Dean Gardens in Broadway, West Ealing. You will help to renew the plants in the community planters and adjacent pollinator friendly beds at Dean Gardens on Thursday 30 October from 11 am to 1 pm. Community gardening is important as it promotes social interaction and... Continue Reading →
Free half term activities for kids: Explore the Ealing Beaver Project
Looking for free, fun, nature based activities to occupy the kids this half term? Look no further than the Ealing Beaver Project! Come and explore Paradise Fields to be guided around the site to discover the Ealing Beaver Project. Hear what the Ealing Beaver family have been getting up to since their release in October 2023.... Continue Reading →
The River Remembers: A Call to Action
Please watch this eye-opening short film, produced by PFF (Parents For Future) West London, shot by Ealing volunteers, and skilfully edited to Schubert’s Trout Quintet. Playful, queasy, and factual, it premiered at the Ealing Film Festival on 3rd October , and focuses on the Brent, highlighting wildlife and beauty as well as multiple issues of pollution,... Continue Reading →
Acton Volunteers Bring New Life to Forgotten Area
For nearly three years, piles of rubbish gathered beneath the railway bridge connecting Perryn Road to Goldsmith Avenue in Central Acton, a forgotten patch hidden from sight, yet impossible to ignore. Furniture, old clothes, beer bottles, even discarded nitrous oxide canisters littered the ground. It was a sad reflection of how easily spaces can be... Continue Reading →
