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Kingsland Basin Nature Reserve
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Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
The Environment Agency is proud to be involved in this project and really pleased to see what a positive effect it has been having in the river #Lea in London.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0q1…
@WGHaggerston
After recent live premiere in Clapton, the new nature recovery short film by Ian Phillips has just been released on YouTube
See the recovery of small mammals on Hackney Marshes and work on the Old Lea.
Film funded by @LDN_environment #rewildlondon
m.youtube.com/watch?v=F8RzXC… – at Hackney, London
For three years lots has been happening on Hackney Marshes and the Old Lea to improve the health of ecosystems and boost wildlife. Come out of hibernation to see the premier of Ian Phillips’ latest film about the return of small mammals on the marshes.
eventbrite.com/e/11170175826… – at Hackney, London
Then hear about the different methods used to improve the river and enhance the grassland and woods to make Hackney’s wildest place even wilder.
@IanSnakeGeek @NinaHundt @treeruss @ReNatureLdn
Supported by @MayorofLondon @mayorofhackney @GroundworkLON @WildLondon – at Hackney, London
‘Night for Nature’ will present Ian’s film and the numerous actions undertaken as part of this @LDN_environment #RewildLondon project at 18.30 on Wednesday 15th January in Lower Clapton.
For tickets:
eventbrite.com/e/11170175826… – at Hackney, London
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
The Mayor is proud to be supporting @WGHaggerston to help make London greener 💚
Fresh, new habitat refuges for small mammals and other wildlife on Hackney Marshes grassland. These safe zones form stepping stones, part of the new ecological connectivity between the Old Lea and the Lea Navigation, the aim of this year’s project. – at Hackney, London
@ianphillipswildlife drew on decades of experience to carefully choose & arrange material so beautifully to form multiple ecological niches.
Thanks @NinaHundt and vols who helped make this happen.
@MayorofLondon #rewildlondon funds & @HackneyCouncil support makes it possible – at Hackney, London
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
Why are we still spraying glyphosate, a probable carcinogen, in Hackney in 2024 in the midst of a biodiversity crisis? This was in De Beauvoir Square. #pesticidefree #naturerecovery #biodiversitycrisis
Dogs walking off lead cause up to 21% more habitat disturbance than dogs on lead.
New study ‘Unleashed’ link.springer.com/content/pd…
Kingsland Basin this morning.
@liamzud @hackneygreens – at Hackney, London
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
‼️Everyone who cares about nature can have a say no matter where you live in the UK‼️.
📋 ONLY 6 Days Left‼️ to object to the construction of this very expensive and environmentally damaging road scheme!!
The most effective, and easiest, way is to go to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust e-action here: bit.ly/46CKBwk
You need to toggle down to the bottom of the page to start the e-action.
💻 Remember to share our posts far and wide. Talk to people about the road - use the myths page on our website: stopthewensumlink . co . uk (clickable link in bio)
#future #sustainablefutures #climatechildren #climate #futuregenerations #generationclimate #norfolk #norfolkcountryside #supportthenextgen #nextgen #stopthewensumlink #savewensumvalley #wensumvalley #speakupfornature #takeaction #enivronmentalaction #norfolkenvironment #norwich #norfolkwildlife See less
Was a pleasure walking and talking with professionals who care and understand. – at Hackney, London
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Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
Poppycock. It’s one of our most important native wild flowers and supports a vast array of pollinators. There’s no requirement to control it and proven cases of harm to livestock are exceptionally rare. Animals avoid it. Proper fact checking prevents public ridicule!
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
Can anybody help?
I just don't have time 😔
Many swifts at a loyal swift colony at Albert Road, Ramsgate have been blocked from their nests by scaffolding. they probably have young in nests too.
no answer at property (its flats) This is against the law & I have reported to police
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
Another reason to avoid mass expanses of uninterrupted hard standing around new developments
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
Unfortunately grounds maintenance by HA contractors so often reflects no interest in environmental and biodiversity concerns. Hacking back shrubs & trees, often at worst time of year for breeding birds, and use of “hard cut” to minimise future maint. Same at my @PeabodyLDN block
Wildlife Gardeners of Haggerston retweeted
So depressing. This is not acceptable @LQHomesMatter: homes for wildlife matter too, especially during an ecological emergency!
Comments by @LQHomesMatter do not reflect the chain of events as they happened.
We worked with L&Q + @hackneycouncil to reduce cladding works impact on green space + biodiversity but GM contractors were sent both during+after works which is when most of the destruction happened. – at Hackney, London
