national reserve in London, England

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Forest Hill's very own Nature Reserve. Varied habitats, lots of events, run by volunteers, please get involved.

An oasis of calm in Forest Hill

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice is a community-based hospice service providing support for babies, children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families in …

This reserve comprises the largest surviving area of traditionally managed river-valley habitat in Essex.

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From birds to dragonflies it’s a haven for wildlife and people. Explore the reserve, hire bikes, visit the shop, café, adventure playground & more. Plan a visit.

Chafford Gorges Nature Park is the site of former chalk quarries. 200 acres of green space and a new Visitor Centre in the heart of Thurrock and the Thurrock Gateway.

Chafford Gorges Nature Park is the site of former chalk quarries. 200 acres of green space and a new Visitor Centre in the heart of Thurrock and the Thurrock Gateway.

Woodberry Wetlands is a ground-breaking project which will enhance and open up the East Reservoir in Stoke Newington as a public nature reserve

London Wildlife Trust is the only charity dedicated solely to protecting the capital's wildlife and wild spaces, engaging London's diverse communities through access to our nature reserves, campa…

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to protecting and enhancing Gillespie Park, a Local Nature Reserve in Islington, North London.

Spend the day exploring the National Trust's ancient Bookham Commons, as mentioned in the Domesday Book, in Surrey.

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Charity Choice helps you to find the charities you want to support, through events, fundraising, donations, or other ways. A Wilmington Charities brand.

Urban Ecology is the study of the relationships between people and wildlife within the urban environment.

Set in 726 acres, Ruislip Woods form a large complex of structurally diverse and species-rich ancient woodland.

With a variety of habitats and riverside views, Beckton Creekside is both a haven for wildlife and people in East London’s busy landscape.

Barnsbury Wood is a hidden gem - the smallest local nature reserve in London!)

The Parkland Walk is a linear park, formerly a railway line runnning from Finsbury Park to Muswell Hill and is now a nature reserve.

Claygate Common, Esher Common, Molesey Heath, Stokes Field and Westend Common are five local nature reserves in Elmbridge.