Nature Weekend – Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th April 2020
A weekend getting outside discovering nature on your doorstep
Tree Maintenance, 4th May 2019
The larger trees planted this February need weeding and watering. Come with your friends and family for an enjoyable day weeding. Join us. 20190502-Flyer-Weeding-May-19
Major works are proposed at Wimbledon Park Lake
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Wimbledon Park Then & Now
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2019 AGM Agenda
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FOWP News Bulletin November 2018
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Natural history notes – 19th April 2018
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 19th April 2018:- Just one Black-headed gull left, so they have departed for their breeding areas. The importance of Ashen Grove Wood is shown by birds singing there and [...]
Natural history notes – 21st March 2018
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 21st March 2018:- Black-headed gulls have assumed their breeding plumage, with dark heads and are disputing amongst themselves in preparation for departure for the breeding grounds. The Common gulls [...]
Natural history notes – 24th August 2017
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 24th August 2017:- Most of the geese were out on the grass of the public park until the first dog walkers sent them off to the lake at around [...]
Natural history notes – 20th July 2017
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 20th July 2017:- The Canada Goose moulting flock of 110 birds maintains the high numbers of recent years. There was a record July count of 85 Coots. The second [...]
Natural history notes – 16th June 2017
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 16th June 2017:- The 90 Canada Geese and 90 Greylags were leaving the grasslands for the lake in the early morning. The Canada Goose number reflects both the slow [...]
Natural history notes – 29th May 2017
Dave Dawson's natural history notes for 29th May 2017:- Still no sign of any elvers in the brook. After a period of very low flow, the recent rain has the brook flowing well. Flowering there [...]