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We were recently sent pictures of Louis making his very own Birdhouse at home and we were so impressed we had to share this with you all. Louis carefully measured out the pieces of wood, put them together and painted his birdbox which now lives at the end of his garden. They have also found a terracotta saucer which they …
Beverley Brook is a river that runs through Richmond Park that can be found just a short walk from Roehampton Gate. It is so important that the river is kept clean to protect the wildlife. A group of volunteers frequently visit the Brook to carry something out called Riverfly monitoring and you can learn about this by watching our short …
Thanks for sharing your lovely drawing! We were delighted to receive this lovely picture from Charlotte who drew some of the wonderful birds she spotted at the Birdwatching event recently. Thank you Charlotte!
On 7th November 11 families explored the mysterious Kingdom of the Fungi with fungus expert Janet Bostok and the Discoverers Team
Family Bat Watch – 2021. Read how families came on a guided walk, used a bat detector, and watched the bats of Richmond Park.
Join Discoverers summer expedition around Pen Ponds on Sunday August 8th. See what’s out there – under our feet, in front of our nose and above our head.
Report of the event which ran on July 4th 2021, led by two of the Park’s bee keepers with some of their Honeybees.
Discoverers have run a Competition to design an anti-litter Poster. Here are the results.
Discoverers are running a Poster Competition for an anti-litter Poster. Deadline 8th March. This describes how to enter.
Our virtual Bat Walk took place on 26th September 2020. We were led by our bat expert, Philip Briggs who told us about the amazing lives of the different types of bats that live in Richmond Park.
