Join the Team: Community Outreach Officer
Connect Ealing Residents with Nature! Are you passionate about wildlife and bringing communities together? Join Ealing Wildlife Group as our Community Outreach Officer and help us protect local wildlife by …
Join the Team: Costons Lane Nature Reserve Manager
Are you passionate about wildlife and bringing communities together? Join Ealing Wildlife Group as our Costons Lane Nature Reserve Manager and help us manage a precious green space in urban …
Thank You for Making the 2025 Wildlife Photography Exhibition a Success!
Dear Friends and Supporters, The 2025 Ealing Wildlife Photography Exhibition was an incredible success, and we couldn’t have done it without you! Our launch at The Rickyard, Walpole Park on 4th October 2025 was …
Chaos Gardening – what’s in a name?
“Everyone’s talking about chaos gardening” and similar headlines are currently adorning articles in glossy magazines of the Homes and Gardens ilk. The topic has even made it to EWG’s Facebook …
12 Days of Good News
One iconic tree: the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree hit the headlines in September 2023. In August this year, the tree was found to be sprouting, raising the hope that the …
The Biodiversity Threat of Non-Native Invasive Species
There is frequent chatter on EWG social media about species that have been introduced to Great Britain, often linked with the adjectives non-native and invasive. Non-native species (NNS) are those …
Volunteering at Costons Lane Nature Reserve
Come and join our volunteer day! This session we will be trying to open up a path to resurrect the old Red Kite feeding station. We frequently have Red Kite’s …
Montpelier Park – urban arboretum
Montpelier Park was originally the grounds of Princess Helena College, a private girls’ school. In 1954, a number of years after the school had moved to Hertfordshire, Ealing Municipal Borough …
Summer Wildlife Reading List
Whether you’re jetting off to distant lands or keeping it local, I hope you will have some time for quiet enjoyment with a good book. I’m happy to share some …
Why We Should All Love The Beetles
No, I’m not talking about the 60s pop sensation – I’m talking about shiny, six-legged Coleopterans (from the Greek kolea – sheath and pteron – wing). Beetles are amazing and …
