A Barnes resident reported the first seal sighting in Barnes this year as she was walking by the Thames on

Foxes are chewing car cables in Merton, leaving residents with costly repairs and dangerous damage. Dee Gomez, of Merton Park,

A group of Tooting residents, who have spent the last 12 years making over Streatham cemetery, are hosting an open

Kingfishers have returned to parts of south west London in a sign things are returning to normal. Carpenter Guy St

Over the pandemic, foraging in London became more popular as many Londoners looked for ways to cope with the lockdowns.

Londoners are being urged to look out for sightings and signs of wild mammals in their gardens and local green

Local bee association worry about the governments recent legalisation of deadly pesticides and the effect this could have on wildlife.

The world’s largest wildlife survey results show a newfound enthusiasm for local wildlife and how our garden birds are faring

HRH Prince Philip has sadly passed away, at the age of 99 but leaves behind a lasting legacy in wildlife conservation.

Everyone’s seen deer crossing signs, or sheep being herded over country roads, but they are less likely to be familiar

Six sites in Kingston have been recommended as Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), due to their significance in