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It was wonderful to find my old friend Inonotus dryadeus (also known as Oak Bracket) back in Clissold on Monday. Calling a bracket fungus a friend may seem a bit weird but having not seen this amber beauty for 8 years it was joyous to rediscover it on the same veteran plum tree where it fruited in 2008. Surely knowing an organism as beautiful as this for 8…
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If you know what you are looking for it's not that hard to demonstrate the vital importance of deadwood in parks.
10 minutes at a horse chestnut stump in CLissold Park this afternoon revealled 2 new nationally scarce species for the park:
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Stunning Cobalt Crust fungus at Abney Park nature reserve. Previously seen in Wick…
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Spring Hill Orchard
TM Mega Bramble Bash
The orchard at Spring Hill was planted by TMs and others…
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Species Lists
Below are links to simple species lists for species recorded at Abney Park Nature Reserve and a general species list for Hackney bees.
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Musketeering – join in the sanity
Another world is not only possible, it exists right now, right here. People helping each other and the planet with no need for pointless, disposable commodities; no fear to engender
deference to…
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To object on line now takes only seconds but every extra objection is a vote for Abney's wildlife.
The new planning application is almost identical to the last but they have moved back another 1m from Abney. This is far too little and all the…
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Abney Biodiversity Defeats Sainsburys - Will They Appeal?
The formal decision of the planning sub-committee which rejected the Wilmer Place Sainsbury's has been published on the LBH website. As expected it…
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OBJECT TODAY - ON LINE NOW
The Wilmer Place Sainsbury's and residential development abutting Abney's eastern boundary is back before LBH…
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Volunteer power is continuing to transform Hackney's green landscape from over managed, conservative parkland into wildlife friendly, sustainable playgrounds for all. This is possible thanks to local experts, small grants and hours of dedicated volunteering.
2013 - the story so far…
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A woman saw a hedgehog by the railway line on Stoke Newington Common in late October. It may have been disturbed by the clearance work done on the railway cutting. Fortunately Tree Musketeers and Stoke Newington Common Users Group have planted a lot of trees, shrubs and climbers along the railway line so that there is…
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Proposed Wilmer Place Development…
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