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Wildflowers Clapham Common

Lambeth Bee Roads win funding to create miles of new wildlife habitat

Lambeth has won GLA funding to create 10 miles of wildflower patches, rain gardens and new woodland to boost biodiversity in urban landscapes.

Brockwell park Photo by Sadiki Harris

Parklife meets Froglife for Environment campaign

Five Lambeth Parks - Brockwell Park, Archbishop’s Park, Myatt’s Field Park, Slade Gardens and Kennington Park – are now safe homes for rare British wildlife.

Stock illustration Wild World Heroes

Go Wild with Lambeth Libraries Summer Reading Challenge

Lambeth Libraries Summer Reading Challenge Wild World Heroes is all about wildlife and helping the environment – as well as reading books.

scything grass to clear Ruskin Park's wildlife area 2019

Changing of the gardens

Lambeth Council’s parks team is working with the active Friends of Ruskin Park community group to make the park more attractive for people, plants and wildlife.

Hedgehogs need to hibernate without being disturbed - leave a bit of the garden or compost heap with a pile of untidy leaves

Doing our bit for Lambeth’s wildlife this winter

Beetles, bats, butterflies and hedgehogs spend summer eating garden pests and pollinating our gardens and green spaces – so help them hibernate safely in the winter.

Wildlife in Lambeth: tell us what you see

Seen any wild animals or plants in Lambeth? It doesn’t matter if they’re a rare sight or if you see them everyday - help us (and them) by telling...

Mother and daughter identifying insects on a white sheet with the help of a long-hbaired insect expert and an inect identification sheet in white panama hat and white t-shirt as part of a project in Knight's Hill Woods to improve the habitat for local wildlife

Woodland Memories, Heritage and Community with Nature Vibezzz

Local charity Nature Vibezzz is teaching children to build wildlife habitats in the woods as part of the project to bring Knights Hill Wood, West Norwood, back to life...