Calling all Discoverers – here’s your chance to get hands-on with lots of real-life bones, draw what you see and design your own animal
Another brilliant bat event
Accompanied by an expert from the Bat Conservation Trust, an eager band of Discoverers watched bats do their stuff over Adam’s Pond
Christmas cards on sale
The Friends’ Christmas cards are still on sale at the Visitors’ Centre, and if you hurry you might even get a Friends’ calendar
Discoverers evening bat walk
Book now to see the Park’s bats in action and use a bat detector to hear the noises they make – with an expert on hand to explain it all
James Batten & St Paul’s view
A clue on an 18th-century map and the ‘keyhole’ vista of St Paul’s Cathedral, by Michael Davison
Too many people in the Park?
Is Richmond Park becoming too popular for its own good? Chairman Ron Crompton poses difficult questions about the Park’s purpose and character
Competition winners honoured
The winners of our Posters in the Park competition received well-deserved prizes and certificates for their artwork on the theme of Tread Lightly
Mayhem on Bank Holiday
The first May bank holiday created chaos in the Park, but new signage and high police presence kept the second bank holiday under control
Discoverers midsummer magic
Our Midsummer Bugs and Butterflies Family Trail took place on 23 June. Despite dismal weather, there was lots to find out about…
Posters displayed in the Park
Winning entries in the Posters in the Park competition can now be admired near King Henry’s Mound in Pembroke Lodge Gardens