” Wandsworth is a treasure trove of biodiversity, boasting 24 different habitats from heathlands to the River Thames, supporting an astounding array of approximately 3,149 species. From common garden birds to rare bees and bats, and with 23% of the borough designated as Local Wildlife Sites, Wandsworth’s vision for biodiversity is clear: to recognise, value, conserve, enhance, and wisely use our diverse natural resources”…..
Enable need to map our borough’s wildlife and are asking all RGS members to help. Just pick your area, plot or garden, and tell them what you see by filling in the “On Your Street: What Can You Find in Your Garden?” survey online. You only need to do this once before 25th October – but please do contribute if you can.
More about “On your Street” here
Find the Survey Form here
The Survey asks about specific species that you may have seen in the last 5 years. This includes bats, hedgehogs, starlings, house sparrows, swifts, stag beetles…
if you’re unsure – here are some links to identify the birds and bugs in your garden….