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Conservation grant awarded to Mexican Killifish breeding program

September 3, 2022/Comments Off on Conservation grant awarded to Mexican Killifish breeding program
caledonian park wildlife pond
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Islington’s Caledonian Park welcomes a new wildlife pond and wildflower area!

August 31, 2022/Comments Off on Islington’s Caledonian Park welcomes a new wildlife pond and wildflower area!
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Freshwater Life Project welcomes two new trustees!

June 19, 2022/Comments Off on Freshwater Life Project welcomes two new trustees!
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Edible London get a new wildlife pond at Harmony Gardens!

May 14, 2022/Comments Off on Edible London get a new wildlife pond at Harmony Gardens!
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Gospel Oak springs to life with new community wildlife pond and wildflower bed

May 14, 2022/Comments Off on Gospel Oak springs to life with new community wildlife pond and wildflower bed
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British Killifish Association donates £500 to Killifish Conservation in honour of late Mick Agnew

October 5, 2021/Comments Off on British Killifish Association donates £500 to Killifish Conservation in honour of late Mick Agnew
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Red listed Grey Wagtail bird spotted at London inner city pond

September 12, 2021/Comments Off on Red listed Grey Wagtail bird spotted at London inner city pond
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Lecture: From aquarist to conservationist

September 8, 2021/Comments Off on Lecture: From aquarist to conservationist
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Camden Council help fund new community wildlife pond in Kentish Town

September 5, 2021/Comments Off on Camden Council help fund new community wildlife pond in Kentish Town
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New research finds three populations of one Cypriot fish species to each be unique!

June 20, 2021/Comments Off on New research finds three populations of one Cypriot fish species to each be unique!
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