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Did people really turn to Nature during lockdown? This week I read that, “People have left the equivalent weight of 20 double decker buses of litter in London's Royal Parks during a month o… Started by Liz	1	Jul 24, 2020 Reply by Sarah
Royal Parks trialling traffic ban The trial projects include: In Bushy Park, restricting all through traffic with a partial road closure between Teddington and Hampton Cour… Started by Liz	19	Jul 16, 2020 Reply by Jose
Citizen Scientists ! Get ready for the City Nature Challenge this weekend! Take part in the City Nature Challenge from the Natural History Museum this weekend! Join cities around the world to find and identify wil… Started by Liz	0	Apr 22, 2020
On Barbecues and Respiratory Illness As an asthmatic who has been told to shield at home for the next three months can I make a plea for people to resist lighting barbecues at… Started by OneWomanAndHerDog	2	Apr 10, 2020 Reply by OneWomanAndHerDog
How to find silence in a noisy world A peaceful way to spend six minutes of your life. Watch sound ecologist Gordon Hempton on the art of listening to silence in a noisy world… Started by Liz	1	Feb 7, 2020 Reply by Jo Golden
Why "smart cities" might not be such a smart idea after all Interesting article from the (now finished) Guardian Cities about how so-called "ancient" technologies might be better for our cities than… Started by Liz	0	Jan 16, 2020
Meet the Stonebridge Lock Coalition Get your New Year in Nature off to a good start and watch this lovely short video about the Stonebridge Lock Coalition's work on the River… Started by Liz	1	Jan 3, 2020 Reply by Sarah
How many "bags for life" do you have? For a while, it seemed that the free plastic bag ban was working. The use of plastic bags fell dramatically, but there's bad news for the p… Started by Liz	11	Nov 29, 2019 Reply by Oliver
Public piano for Hornsey station I was reading this article featured on BBC News today: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-50158653 Do you think we can get a piano for Hornsey s… Started by Jamie C	12	Nov 7, 2019 Reply by Antoinette
A history of rubbish on BBC4 What we throw away is what our descendants will one day dig through to see how we lived. This programme on BBC 4 is a fascinating, science-… Started by Liz	0	Sep 5, 2019