Join North London Waste Authority and the Friends of the Welsh Harp for a peaceful and informative guided tree walk around the reservoir, where you can escape the city for an afternoon and learn about a variety of native and non-native species. This walk will open your eyes to the rich biodiversity that surrounds this site of special scientific interest, as well as the curious stories and histories associated with the trees, animals and waters here.
What to Expect:
· Learn to identify trees by their leaves, bark, and shape
· Discover the mythology and folklore surrounding local species and environment
· Spot wildlife that depends on these trees for food and shelter
· Great opportunities for nature photography
· A relaxing, mindful experience in nature
What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, water, and your curiosity! Binoculars are welcome. Spaces are limited – reserve your spot today!
Location: Welsh Harp Reservoir. Meet at Phoenix Canoe Club & Outdoor Centre, Cool
Oak Lane London, NW9 7ND at 11am, closest stations and bus routes:
- Hendon Station (Thameslink) - 15 min walk
- Bus 83 or 183, West Hendon Broadway Stop, 15 min walk
- Bus SL10, Hendon Station Stop, 15 min walk
- Bus 32, Station Road Stop - 12 min walk
- Bus 302, Blackbird Hill stop, 22 min walk
Check the What 3 words location: https://w3w.co/wheels.drove.butter
This event is part of research organised by the North London Waste Authority and the University of Derby. North London residents (from Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Hackney, Haringey, Islington, or Waltham Forest) can receive a £20 voucher by completing surveys.
Please note, there will be photography on the day. If you prefer not to be photographed, please speak with an organiser on the day.
