A new exhibition and activities at Pembroke Lodge during August share the history and importance of the deer herds in Richmond Park
Barbecues and tree fires
Barbecues are not allowed in the Park; they can cause severe damage to grassland, wildlife and the Park’s veteran trees, as this photo shows
July Park and Isabella diaries
The virtues of stinging nettles, beetle-eating bats, and the threat posed by illegal barbecues to the Park’s much-loved veteran trees
June Park diaries
Look out for eye-catching cinnabar moths in the Park this month – they fly during the day and their bright red wing markings make them easy to spot
Deer birthing begins in Park
The Richmond Park deer have started to give birth – please take care, avoid certain areas and keep your dog on a lead or walk it outside the Park
May Park and Isabella diary
Oak processionary moth caterpillars are on the move, so there will be some spraying in May, followed by careful surveying of oaks in the Park in June and July
‘Meet a Tree’ with Discoverers
A drop-in event for families on April 26, featuring the Park’s ancient trees and its importance as a home for wildlife. No need to book!
April Park diary
Spring flowers are in full bloom throughout the Park, and in the Isabella Plantation Japanese azaleas will be at their best towards the end of month
Beverley Brook exceeds target
Well done, everyone! The Beverley Brook Appeal, launched by Sir David Attenborough, raised £17,500 – above its target of £16,000
March Park diaries
Maintaining the health of the Park’s trees requires constant attention throughout the year, including selective pollarding to prolong life