The new London Plan will shape the city’s future, but are planning decisions being informed by the best available ecological evidence? Our new factsheet sets out GiGL’s response to the Draft London Plan, highlighting how it can better support nature...
South Kensington is home to one of the world’s most concentrated collections of cultural, scientific and educational institutions. An iconic group of organisations, many of which have called the area home since the Great Exhibition of 1851, form the Exhibition...
Welcome to the summer round-up from the GiGLer newsletter, where we look back at the events, projects, and stories that have shaped the first half of the year. As we continue to battle one heatwave after another, the articles produced by the GiGL team and members of...
A new suite of resources have been launched to support the protection, management and understanding of London’s Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs). SINCs recognise the capital’s most important areas for wildlife, helping to safeguard the ecosystems...
London Day of Nature is fast approaching on 9th May 2026, and the GiGL team are excited to invite you to join us at Camley Street Natural Park for a celebration of London’s remarkable natural environment and the people dedicated to protecting, studying, and...
