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History & Ecology of Woodberry Wetlands - Guided Walk

By London Wildlife Trust

What makes Woodberry Wetlands so special? What Wildlife can be found around the reserve? What is the history of Woodberry Wetlands?

Location

Woodberry Wetlands, London Wildlife Trust

Woodberry Grove London N16 5HQ United Kingdom

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1 hour
In person

About this event

Travel & Outdoor • Other

What makes Woodberry Wetlands so special, locally and internationally? What wildlife can be found around the reserve? What is the history of Woodberry Wetlands?

Enjoy the splendid Summer energy and come and find the answers to these questions and many more about Woodberry Wetlands on a guided walk around the reserve, led by our experienced, friendly guides. It is a great time to see a variety of waterfowl as many of them have had babies! Look out for Coots, Great Crested Grebes, Moorhens and Mute Swans as well as many other species of wildlife.

This is a gentle walk around the reserve on paths - there may be some gentle inclines, strong stout footwear recommended. The walk will last approximately 1 hour and will be fully outdoors - so dress for the weather! Please bring some water and if you have binoculars do bring them, but it’s not essential.

Meeting point - The Coal House Cafe under the marquee.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at the Coal House Cafe, under the marquee. - https://g.co/kgs/gVZMWnr

Is there parking on site?

There is no parking on site at Woodberry wetlands. We recommend travelling to site by public transport. The nearest bus stop is Woodberry Grove (stop G) on Seven sisters road, or Queen Elizabeth's Walk (Stop PF) on Lordship Park road. It is about a 10 minute walk from Manor House tube station.

How do I get there?

Access via Woodberry Wetlands, New River Path via, Lordship Road, London N16 5HQ

Organised by

London Wildlife Trust

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