We’re excited to share The Buzz Club, a citizen science community run from the University of Sussex, directed by Professor Dave Goulson, led by Issy Sexton and powered by hundreds of volunteers who are helping answer a deceptively big question: what actually works for insects in the places we live?
What If Depaving Was the New Neighbourhood Habit? Read More »
Nancy is a London National Park City Ranger and an active member of Heston Action Group, a resident-led movement that began in a very London way, by noticing what was being neglected, and deciding to do something about it.
What If you walked through 50 London Parks in one day? Read More »
Nancy is a London National Park City Ranger and an active member of Heston Action Group, a resident-led movement that began in a very London way, by noticing what was being neglected, and deciding to do something about it.
What if your 2026 resolution was measured in footsteps? Read More »
What if 2026 was the year you stopped “doing” London, and started inhabiting it, one pavement, park path, towpath and hidden cut-through at a time?
A good walking challenge does something sneaky. It turns the city into a story map. It gives your days a gentle drumbeat. It makes the phrase “I’ll just pop out” dangerously likely to become “I’ve accidentally discovered a whole new neighbourhood”.
Last month I was invited to deliver a workshop at the Communicate Conference in Manchester, organised by the Natural History Consortium. The conference is the UKs leading event for environmental communicators and takes place over three days in Bristol, London and most recently Manchester.
Money Trees: I’m a Ghost Now, Look How You Hold Me Read More »
Money Trees: I’m a Ghost Now, Look How You Hold Me emerges from Money Trees – a platform connecting digital tree assets to real-world tree care. This new body of work pairs oil-on-canvas paintings with their digital counterparts, each derived from 3D scans of London trees that have been felled or forgotten. In this final iteration, the project reflects on how preservation can take shape in both pigment and pixels-how memory might linger between the material and the virtual.
Fox: Inconvenient Bodies and Other Sense-pectives (2025) Read More »
During Open House Festival (Sept 15–19), we welcomed visitors into our Visitor Centre to learn more about London National Park City. We also invited them to experience a new work by Becky Lyons, Fox: Inconvenient Bodies and Other Sense-pectives (2025), which was exhibited in our space.
Designing London National Park City Read More »
An Audio Journey Along Regent’s CanalA new
What If.. the outdoor classroom is the ‘new norm’? Read More »
Cath Prisk asks how London schools can
