Walpole Park Update
Last month, we shared that Ealing Council is considering a proposal to host a pop-up theatre in Walpole Park. EWG strongly opposes this development. You can read our full position …
Last month, we shared that Ealing Council is considering a proposal to host a pop-up theatre in Walpole Park. EWG strongly opposes this development. You can read our full position …
The Ealing Wildlife Group’s 10th annual photo exhibition opened on 3rd October at Walpole Park, celebrating the rich wildlife and beautiful green spaces of Ealing. Held on a beautiful Autumn day, this much-loved event in the EWG calendar welcomed many familiar faces as well as new visitors, all coming together to appreciate the natural world on their doorstep.
Join us to kick off your festive season with fun, good company, and a celebration of all our volunteer efforts this year! 🎉
On October 3rd, Walpole Park will host the unveiling of the winners for the Ealing Wildlife Group’s 10th annual photography competition.
Ealing Wildlife Group are deeply concerned by the proposed plans to construct a 1,200-seat Troubadour Theatre in Walpole Park. To be clear from the outset, this is not an argument against theatre, culture or investment in Ealing. We love the idea of Ealing becoming an even greater cultural destination. But we should not have to sacrifice precious public green space and wildlife habitat to achieve it. We therefore stand alongside Ealing Parks Foundation in strongly opposing the proposed location of the Troubadour Theatre in Walpole Park.
Join us from midday on Saturday October 3rd at The Rickyard for the launch of our 10th annual Wildlife Photography Exhibition.
Explore the hidden world of bats whilst learning about Ealing’s bat species and what they get up to once the sun sets. We’ll have a chance to listen in on bats using bat detectors too!
The wait is finally over! Join us from midday on Saturday October 4th at The Rickyard for the launch of our 9th Annual Wildlife Photography Exhibition. Meet the team, explore …
Join local naturalist John Wells for an engaging tree walk, lasting approximately 2 hours. We’ll explore 20-25 different tree species in the park, learning along the way. This walk is …
Ealing can boast an astonishing variety of tree species from just our streets, through to parks, gardens and cemeteries. I have listed a few examples which just scratch the surface …