About this Event
Did you know that there are around 73 000 tree species in the world, 79 of which can be found in the UK? Trees create a variety of microhabitats for wildlife - from birds creating nests in them to pollinators feeding on their nectar-rich flowers. Woodlands are vital for all of us - we rely on them for clean air, carbon storage and flood protection.
Join Lora, Visitor Engagement Officer on a gentle walk around Walthamstow Wetlands where we will learn about the trees' adaptations to winter and learn how to identify some of the species found around the reserve by looking at the bark texture, colour and buds when leaves had fallen off. We will then return to the visitor centre for a craft activity using fallen tree material we collect on the walk.
Meet for the walk at the Engine House Visitor Centre. Please dress for the weather and note, some paths are uneven, so walking shoes/boots are recommended. This walk is aimed at people aged over 18.
Further instructions will be sent prior to the event. If you have any questions please contact the Visitor Engagement Team [email protected]
All profits from this event are invested into London Wildlife Trust’s conservation and education work and the care of its nature reserves.
Photo credit: Rudraksha Chodankar (1), Lora Todorova (2)
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Walthamstow Wetlands, London Wildlife Trust, 2 Forest Road, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 6.13
