Working for Fryent Country Park. Is a green oasis in the London Borough of Brent and has over 100 hectares of meadows, woods, hedgerows and ponds. There are more than 800 species of wildlife including 80 recorded birds, 21 butterflies and 500 wild flowers. Barn Hill Conservation Group was formed in 1984 to help to conserve Fryent Country Park. The Group holds regular projects.

London Natural History Society The place for wildlife in London. The LNHS events programme is one of the most varied and active of a natural history society. Its field and indoor meetings encourage the interaction of beginners and experienced naturalists. Indoor events usually consist of talks, slide shows or discussions. Outdoor events are field meetings or guided tours. Coach trips to well-known wildlife sites in the South and East of England are also organised.

Wildlife sightings and Bird Champion data. Wren perched on branch singing at dawn. Join the London Wildlife Trust for an early morning bird walk in the woods.

To the website of the Nottinghamshire. Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Action Group is a partnership of voluntary, statutory and community groups working together to conserve and. Enhance the wildlife of Nottinghamshire to the benefit of people. Biodiversity is the variety of life.

Owned by a non-profit consortium of conservation and land management organisations, CMS. Is the software suite of tools enabling adaptive management on important conservation and amenity areas and is unique in its functionality, scope and integration of mapping. Already used to manage hundreds if not thousands of important sites, CMS. Is set to become the standard approach to biodiversity and protected area management. Creates and maintains work programmes.