London’s Axiophytes – the whys and wherefores

London’s Axiophytes – the whys and wherefores

A personal account by Paul Losse of Salix Ecology. Paul Losse has been a consultant ecologist for 13 years, specialising in botany, habitat survey, and mapping. Focused on nature conservation, he has contributed to key initiatives such as GiGL’s Greater London Ancient...
Ealing Wildlife Group Newt Surveys

Ealing Wildlife Group Newt Surveys

Ealing Wildlife Group are a community of wildlife enthusiasts protecting, encouraging and celebrating nature through education, collaboration and conservation, within the London Borough of Ealing. Great crested newt © Ealing Wildlife Group Ealing Wildlife Group...
The Great London Pond Project

The Great London Pond Project

The Great London Pond Project is a partnership project between the Zoological Society of London, Freshwater Habitats Trust and GiGL, and is supported by the Mayor of London. The wider aim of the project is to restore and increase the number of vital pond habitats for...
Recording Apps: Let’s get specific

Recording Apps: Let’s get specific

Over the last few months, I have been testing other recording apps, to provide a thorough overview of all that is available to newer recorders or those interested in testing new ways of storing and sharing their data. iNaturalist (featured in the previous article)...
Hedgehogs in Bromley: A Recent Cause for Concern

Hedgehogs in Bromley: A Recent Cause for Concern

Dr Judith John is a trained botanist, with a main interest in plant and animal interactions, ecology, habitats, and mammals.  Judith worked for the London Borough of Bromley (LBB) promoting Local Nature Reserves, was a member of the World Heritage Site Bid team,...