What to see this month- June
Growth is now at its maximum, with foliage still fresh. June and July are good months for looking for wildflowers. Most noticeable this month will be the familiar Ox-eye Daisies, …
Framfield Allotments Host Hedgehogs’ New Life In The Wild
Our rescue Hedgehogs are back in the wild, with a little help!
Specimen Collection – One Of Conservationists’ Trickier Issues
Conservation can be a contradictory thing at times. Like many people, I first got involved in conservation because of a love of wildlife and wild spaces. Over the years I …
PRESS RELEASE: Ealing Beaver Project backed by Mayor of London’s Rewild London Fund!
For press enquiries contact:Sean McCormack 07754 147 656hello@ealingwildlifegroup.com Beavers set to return to urban London landscape in a publicly accessible reintroduction site in Ealing! Eurasian beavers, one of the most …
EWG X JE Delve: Engaging Future Conservationists With Urban Nature
I had the absolute pleasure of giving a guided tour of Horsenden today to two bright young students, Leshae and Kishan from the late Jamal Edwards’ Acton youth group, JE …
Imperial College land & Warren Farm ‘rewilding’. A plea to Councillors to vote no & start over
Imperial College have come out with a statement today saying they have no plans for sports grounds on their land in the controversy surrounding Ealing Council’s ambitious plans for sports …
An EWG statement on the proposed future of Warren Farm
Following publication of plans (https://www.aroundealing.com/news/warren-farm-nature) to reinstate sports facilities at Warren Farm by Ealing Council leader Cllr Peter Mason which claims the compensation will be Local Nature Reserve (LNR) status …
How To Build A Low Cost Moth Trap
Most of the parts required can easily be purchased from online suppliés like Amazon or Ebay and in some cases may even be sourced from local skips or back of …
A Nature Walk around Warren Farm
I first heard of Warren Farm from the many diverse posts shared on the EWG Facebook page, seeing numerous photos of red kites, kestrels and skylarks soaring high above the …
