Gatekeeper seen on Blackwall Lane on the vegation along Christchurch School Community Garden fence. Greenwich Wildlife EGRA FiMacHarry Greenwich Greens Butterfly Conservation 🦋 Joe Beale conrad ellam
#greenroof s thinking #butterflies #wildflowers on my way to raise a #pint to #SadiqKhan - just a small #greenroof but #london needs more of these and more likely to happen with a #progressive - Stephen Brain FiMacHarry Karin Tearle and hats off to Butterfly Conservation 🦋
Exactly. London Councils can adopt a phased management plan produced by Parks for London to eventually rid the scourge of these lethal cocktails from our streets. Royal Borough of Greenwich needs to pause and review its vast £659,000 contract to spray this hideous stuff.
dusty gedge FiMacHarry Kate Middleton I must dust the cobwebs off of mine! This one was a natural Brookmill Park a few days ago. @StJohnsSE8 The Brookmill #Heron #StiltWalker
Denise Scott-McDonald EGRA David Gardner 🇪🇺🇬🇧🌍🇺🇦 Nick Williams GMV GMV Residents’ Association Royal Borough of Greenwich The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) Greenwich Visitor FiMacHarry Kate Middleton Greenwich Peninsula LDNMayor Environment Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan conrad ellam G&W Labour Greenwich Greens Greenwich Borough Lib Dems 🔶 Greenwich Wildlife
dusty gedge Dr Mark A. Spencer Joe Beale Steven Falk Peter Massini FiMacHarry I know exactly how you feel. Derbyshire Dales DC regularly (every 3 weeks) mows down valuable wild flowers.
Karin Tearle dusty gedge Dr Mark A. Spencer Joe Beale Steven Falk Peter Massini FiMacHarry Royal Borough of Greenwich Yep. No need for glyphosate. And grass grown back. So what's the point apart from killing insects.
@LandsecGroup You need to put into practice your sustainability claims regarding Morden Wharf. Currently described as 'pathetic'! EGRA Royal Borough of Greenwich Greenwich Society FiMacHarry 853london
FiMacHarry Hayley Jeffery The usual culprits who think it OK to pile construction rubble above legal limits literally on top of #ThamesPath . CPRE London Port of London Authority
So much opportunity in a green borough like Royal Borough of Greenwich to make a difference to the biodiversity crisis. Verges are an easy win but so are hedgerows. We have huge amounts of edges of parks and random green spaces where we could restore biodiversity using hedges. Watch out…
