Keeping it Wild Collective: Connecting to Nature in Winter and Beyond

The afternoon will begin with a guided walk, followed by a creative calendar-making session where we will learn about different wintering wildlife ❄️

Both activities will be led by us, the latest cohort of Keeping it Wild trainees: Tamar, Leo, Cat, Érin, Jojo and Arwen! 🦡

Through sharing knowledge, traditions and creativity we hope to inspire your connection to nature’s seasonal changes 🍁

This plays an important part in establishing humans as a part of nature, and not apart from it!

We can’t wait to see you to celebrate the Collective’s last event of the year.

See you then! 🎉

📅 Date: 6th December 2025

⏰ Time: 12:00PM-3:00PM

📍 Meeting Point: Camley Street Nature Park, N1C 4PW ///good.lease.output

🙋‍♀️ Who can come: Young People ages 16-30

What to expect

🗓️ Get creative with making your own wildlife calendar!

🌲 Learn how to ID local trees in winter through observing their buds, bark and twigs

📜Explore through folklore how people observe and celebrated seasonal changes in winter

🏞️Discover Camley Street Natural Park, a wildlife oasis in the middle of central London

🌿 Connect with like-minded people in nature

Why join us!

🍽️We'll provide a free lunch from our lovely Café!

🧑‍🤝‍🧑Bring someone new to nature and get a free coffee voucher to use at London Wildlife Trust cafes!

How to get there

🚇 London Underground: King’s Cross St Pancras (7 minutes’ walk)

🚆 London Overground: Camden Road (15 minutes’ walk)

🚆 National Rail: King’s Cross and St Pancras International (7 minutes’ walk)

🚏 Bus: Chenies Place (Routes 46, 214) – Just 5 minutes’ walk away

🚗 Car: There is no parking at Camley Street Nature Reserve, please use public transport where possible

Accessibility

The area around the new visitor centre and main path down to the pond dipping platform has accessible surfaces, whilst other footpaths around the site are surfaced in woodchip.

The visitor centre is fully accessible, including an accessible toilet.

By request we can adapt the guided walk to be fully step-free.

If you have any questions about accessibility, please get in touch with us at youth@wildlondon.org.uk.

The delivery of the Keeping it Wild Collective is made possible by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation.