Rewild London
Explore case studies on rewilding London’s landscapes, from restoring Hackney Marshes and chalk grasslands to improving the Crane Valley and transforming Tolworth, showcasing community action and urban nature recovery.
Course content
Contains five recorded speaker presentations and Q&A transcripts
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Rewild London Virtual Symposium
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ReNaturing Hackney Marshes
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Ups and Downs on the Butterflied Chalklands
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The Crane Valley Smarter Catchment: Partnership-led Urban River Improvements
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Wild Tolworth
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Of Mice and Beavers: Rewilding Ealing One Rodent at a Time
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What presentations will feature in this virtual symposium?
Aimed at wildlife researchers, conservation practitioners and nature-enthusiasts eager to sharpen their habitat restoration and biodiversity monitoring skills by learning from conservation practitioners and exploring the latest urban rewilding strategies.
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Learn how grassroots ecologists are restoring Hackney Marshes through targeted habitat interventions that have revived key species and improved biodiversity.
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Explore how collaborative chalk grassland restoration projects are reconnecting habitats, supporting butterflies, and addressing challenges in community-led conservation.
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Understand how partnership-led urban river restoration is transforming the Crane Valley through nature-based solutions and integrated catchment management.
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Discover how rewilding, grazing, wetland restoration, and community action are creating a thriving urban nature reserve at Tolworth Court Farm.
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Access three bonus presentations covering topics such as beaver and harvest mice reintroduction projects in Ealing, a vision for a rewilded London, and the London Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
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Virtual Sympsoiums
This content was generated through our virtual symposium programme. These one-off events cover a wide range of conservation, ecology and natural history topics such as Biodiversity Net Gain, biological recording and wildlife gardening.
