Autumn is a time of great change, of spectacular migrations and of high drama. Autumn’s calmer moments, with gorgeous light and rich colours, contrast with some of the UK’s wildest weather, with huge storms and cold snaps challenging our wild animals’ survival instincts, whilst hinting at the urgent need to prepare for the oncoming winter.

BBC Autumnwatch 2008 - Join Bill Oddie, Kate Humble, Simon King and Gordon Buchanan as they reveal what’s happening during this crucial time of year. And discover what you might do to enjoy – or help – wildlife where you live.  Find out more.

Autumnwatch Action Team - On 25th October, across Southwark, residents and London Wildlife Trust volunteers will be rolling up their sleeves and turning community green spaces into nature and people-friendly Breathing Places.  Find out more.

 


Volunteer today – visit our ‘Get involved’ pages and find out about current volunteering opportunities across London, plus what’s going on in your local area. Find out more.

Wildlife events – From bat walks and butterfly spotting to arts, crafts and bushcraft, London Wildlife Trust organises hundreds of events across London, most of them free. Visit our events pages to find out what’s going on near you. Find out more.

Garden for a Living London – visit our gardening micro-site, download your free ‘how to’ guides and start transforming your green patch into a mini nature reserve! Make your pledge to be a wildlife and climate friendly gardener public by adding your message to our online pledge wall. Find out more.

Team challenges - employee volunteering with London Wildlife Trust is a fantastic way to contribute to London’s wildlife and local communities. A team day with us can be part of an ongoing partnership with the Trust, or a one-off event, but the benefits are mutual. Find out more.