The London Wildlife Tracking Group is open to anyone who is interested in learning the art of tracking, to meet people and spend more time out in our city’s green spaces. Our group is open to complete beginners, in fact, most of those joining our first meet had never tracked before…
While the London Plan consultation process is over, the issues raised remain just as relevant. The final London Plan is still being shaped, but the need for robust evidence extends beyond a single policy document. There are many ways our stakeholders can support GiGL’s mission…
Afield Environmental is a new grant-giving charity responding to environmental injustice. The first open call for Nature Communities grants will launch in October 2026, focusing on applications from a number of London boroughs identified as a priority through working with GiGL…
Can you believe more than 82 community food growing groups have been mobilised to record over 1,714 species across London’s community farms, orchards and edible gardens? Over spring and summer this year, community growers have been recording bugs through Capital Growth’s Big City Bug Hunt…
GiGL has helped shape the development of the Mayor of London’s ambitious Clean Rivers and Waterways Plan, which was launched this month, detailing actions needed over the next decade “to revive nature and restore public access to our city’s waterways to make every one of them clean, healthy and thriving”…
Our year-long partnership brought together ecological records, habitat information, green infrastructure and climate data to create a suite of accessible maps. The aim was to provide SKZ+ with a robust evidence base that could strengthen funding applications while establishing a foundation for monitoring change, identifying opportunities for enhancement and informing future action across the district…