London Climate Action Week @ Southall Rec Tiny Forest ๐ณ๐๐ฑ
Survey wildlife at your local Tiny Forest
Saturday 20th June
1:15pm - 2:00pm
About the task
As part of London Climate Action Week, GoodGym are teaming up for a citizen science session and community run at Hanger Hill Tiny Forest ๐ณ๐๐
London Climate Action Week brings together communities, charities, and organisations across the city to take action for a greener and healthier future โ and this is our chance to get involved locally.
You donโt need to be a scientist to help measure biodiversity. Join us for a simple, guided survey in your local Tiny Forest, where weโll be counting pollinators, bugs and butterflies. Your observations feed into real scientific research tracking how these forests support nature in urban areas. Learn more about the Tiny Forest here.
โ What Are We Doing?
Counting bugs and butterflies at the Tiny Forest
๐ Where?
Southall Recreation ground, 29 Recreation Rd, Southall UB2 5PE
Exact location:
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๐ What Do I Need To Bring?
- Just your mobile device
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Davina McCall, TV Presenter
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Professor Lord Richard Layard 
This session supports the organisation Tiny Forest Southall
Tiny Forest is a dense fast-growing native woodland of 600 trees planted densely in a tennis-court size plot, maximising benefits per m2 of land. The proponents, Earthwatch, engage with local communities to plant, maintain and monitor their forest over time. The forests reconnect people with nature and raise awareness of climate change.
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