Grove Farm: A Wild Place Worth Standing Up For Read More »
Stand almost anywhere on Grove Farm and there isn’t much of London in sight. You feel like you’re in the countryside. This local nature reserve in Ealing is home to badgers, slow worms, tawny owls, green woodpeckers, song thrushes and one of the largest patches of wood anemones in London.
Western Road Urban Garden: Skill Share Read More »
This project starts with the basics of permaculture — the idea that people, soil, plants, and animals are all connected, and that looking after one helps support the whole system.
Volunteering at the Ealing Beaver Project Read More »
In October 2023, a rather wonderful thing happened in Ealing’s Paradise Fields. For the first time in 400 years, a family of Eurasian beavers was brought back to London. This was no small task and required the joint efforts of Citizen Zoo, Ealing Wildlife Group, Ealing Council and Friends of Horsenden Hill, with support from the Beaver Trust and the Mayor of London.
MindFood is a small charity focused on supporting people to tackle stress, depression and anxiety by reconnecting them with nature. They offer courses six days a week across two vibrant Ealing garden spaces, teaching food growing and other activities in a nature-based setting including art and garden building for wellbeing.
Ealing Wildlife Group Read More »
We are a community of wildlife enthusiasts protecting, encouraging and celebrating nature through education, collaboration and conservation.
Crane Valley Partnership Read More »
The Crane Valley Partnership (CVP) is an unincorporated association of charities, community groups, borough councils, private businesses and government agencies in the River Crane catchment area.
CVP aims to restore one of London’s most natural river systems, conserve surrounding habitats and improve public access so that nearby communities can enjoy contact with the natural world.
Brent Catchment Partnership – Ealing Read More »
The River Brent Catchment Partnership or BCP represents a group of organisations working together to make the rivers and streams, lakes and canals of the River Brent catchment cleaner, more accessible and more attractive, to benefit both local communities and wildlife.
Act for Ealing’s key goals:
To support, mentor and inspire individuals and organisations to contribute to a climate positive future;
To promote engagement and activity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2030 and restore nature in the borough;
To act as a central hub and resource for the people of Ealing to exchange ideas, experience and skills.
The Conservation Volunteers – Biodiversity Action Team Ealing Read More »
We are The Conservation Volunteers We bring people together to create, improve and care for green spaces. From local parks and community gardens to Local Nature Reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest; from school grounds and hospital grounds to waterways, wetlands and woodlands; we connect people to the green spaces that form a vital part of any healthy, happy community
Energy Garden Acton Central Station Read More »
Join us at Acton Central where we tend to a beautifully diverse planter garden. Come get involved, learn some new things, meet local people and have fun tending to a garden full of colour and life! Everyone is welcome and all tools are provided.