WHY CARE ABOUT FUNGI? Fungi come in all shapes and sizes. Although often overlooked, they are an important feature of a healthy ecosystem. They enrich and aerate soils, help breakdown dead matter, help trees communicate, are a food source, and have various relationships with other species that will make you gasp! Alexandra Dombrowski achieved an ... Read more
How does wildlife adapt to urban environments? 13th November, 2024. St Michael's Church, Elmwood. 7pm-8.30pm. £5 per person. payable on the night via card or cash. Children 12yrs and under FREE. must be accompanied by an adult. We are delighted to have Dr Philip Barker from Reading University join us again. Dr Philip Baker lectures ... Read more
WildChiswick,along with entomologist Mick Massie will be showing people on the allotments and other interested people how to record species sightings at the Staveley Road Allotments. FREE. Recording species is very important. Without knowing what species we have where, we do not know what habitats to nurture or create. Indeed, knowing what species are not ... Read more
An evening with Prof. Fiona Mathews A life in Mammal Conservation; the good, the bad and the unexpected! 18th March, 7pm, Christ Church, Turnham Green, Chiswick. We are delighted to have Professor Fiona Mathews and her husband, Tim Kendal, join us for a fabulous evening talking about their experiences working in mammal conservation. ... Read more
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