⭐ North London Wildlife Corridor Walk with Permaculture Experience starts where reeds, railway tracks, and community gardens meet. Step into North London’s wilder side.
Highlights
🌿 Follow a ranger through Woodberry Wetlands and its reclaimed wildlife habitats
🌱 Dig into permaculture at Edible Landscapes London’s community forest garden
🚶 Walk the former railway line through leafy Parkland Walk
🍻 Finish at The Boogaloo with a drink and relaxed debrief
General Info
📅 Date & Time: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector
⏱️ Duration: 3 hr 30 min
📍 Location: The Coal House Café, London Wildlife Trust, access via Woodberry Wetlands, New River Path via Lordship Road, London
♿ Accessibility: not suitable for people with limited mobility
🗣️ Languages Available: English
🎧 Guide Type: guided ecology tour with a London Wildlife Trust ranger
Description
Start at Woodberry Wetlands with a London Wildlife Trust ranger, tracing the rare story of a reserve opened by Sir David Attenborough.
Then get your hands in the soil at Edible Landscapes London before following Parkland Walk’s old railway line, past tunnels now home to bats.
Leave with a lasting view of how gardens, wetlands, and abandoned tracks connect city wildlife. Get your tickets now for North London wildlife corridor walk w/ permaculture experience in London!
