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Dulwich
Upper Wood
Dulwich Upper
Wood is a nature reserve, educational facility, research area
and a place of recreation, with grant aid from the London Borough
of Southwark. The wood is open at all times and has a full time
warden and interpretative portakabin situated on the site.
 More
about Dulwich Upper Wood
The
Woodland Centre
Contact
details, access and opening times
Greenwich
Peninsula Ecology Park
The Peninsula
area became heavily industrialised from the late 1880s onwards.
English Partnerships bought the land in 1997 and set in place
a massive regeneration project, which included the creation of
the Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park as a freshwater habitat.
More
about Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Events and activities at Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Contact
details, access, and opening times
GPEP
Staff
What's
about in GPEP this month?
Volunteering
at the Park
Educational visits to Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Health
and Safety Guidelines for Visiting Schools
Lavender
Pond Nature Park
Lavender Pond
Nature Park was created in 1981 by the London Borough of Southwark
in conjunction with TRUE and Landuse Consultants Ltd with the
aim of providing a haven for wildlife, an amenity for local residents
and an educational resource
More
about Lavender Pond Nature Park
Contact
details, access and opening times
Stave
Hill Ecological Park
Stave Hill
Ecological Park is managed by the Trust for Urban Ecology as a
nature reserve, educational facility, research area and place
of recreation. The Park is open to the public at all times and
has a full time warden.
More
about Stave Hill Ecological Park
Stave
Hill Directions and Contact Details
Stave
Hill Map
Volunteering
at Stave Hill
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