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A huge thank you to everyone who came to the Greenwich Wildlife Network party and fundraiser last night! The turn out was a bit thinner...

After a long and sometimes frustrating application process, we finally have a charity bank account! This is a big milestone for us, as...

While I've been away, volunteers Darren and Fran have been working hard constructing our soft release aviaries which arrived at long...

We can't believe we have to say this but: please do not attempt to euthanise animals yourself. Many times when our volunteers are tagged...

"Troublesome Trevor" was spotted outside Morrison's Supermarket looking a bit sorry for himself yesterday evening. Trevor the swan has...

We are so tired of receiving reports of animals, particularly waterbirds, being shot with slingshots, air rifles and other weapons by...

On Tuesday, we received a report of a Canada Goose with a suspected broken wing at the historic Broadwater canal in Thamesmead, SE28....

Today, GWN volunteers Dave and Conchi responded to a report of a pigeon tangled in netting on the balcony of a flat in SE2. Based on...

On the morning of the 8th, two local wildlife rescue volunteers, Dave and Kate, responded to a report of an injured fox on Brewhouse Road

On September 27th 2018, Rae Gellel, a founding member of the Greenwich Wildlife Network, published the following on a newly created Facebook

Excellent news - the mass pigeon killing that was due to begin today at Kidbrooke Park Village has been suspended following public...

Residents of Kidbrooke Village, SE3 have recently been informed of a planned pigeon cull in their neighbourhood. The program of 'daily...

Merry Christmas everyone! I know tomorrow won’t be the day that many people in the group had hoped for, it won’t be for me and for many...

During our recent litter picking sessions at the lakes in Woolwich, we twice noticed this swan living on a particularly litter-strewn...

An absolutely amazing turn out for the clean up of the second lake at King Henry's Docks in Woolwich today, with some volunteers coming from

Volunteers from the Greenwich Wildlife Network and The Royal Arsenal 5k Clean up removed approximately twenty bags of litter from the lakes

Our campaign worked! Today they removed the anti-bird netting on a housing block in Kirkham Street, SE18 that was etangling pigeons, as a...

It came to the attention of a volunteer today that pigeons are regularly becoming entangled and slowly dying in anti-pigeon netting on a...