Wildlife in London
14 upcoming wildlife events
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Urban Photo Safari - East London
📍 Shoreditch High Street Station
£12.00 - £24.00

In the Footsteps of Mudlarks: Mon 31st August 2026, Millennium Bridge
📍 (North side)
£30.00

Ealing Beaver Project Safari
📍 Ealing Beaver Project - Walk and Safari meeting point
£27.80

Ealing Beaver Project Safari
📍 Ealing Beaver Project - Walk and Safari meeting point
£27.80
FREERainham Hall Day for Dogs: Pooch Party
📍 Rainham Hall

In the Footsteps of Mudlarks: Sun 13th Sept 2026, Wapping
📍 New Crane - Wapping
£30.00

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Under 5s Week at West Midlands Safari Park

Ingrebourne Home Education Group
📍 Ingrebourne Valley Nature Discovery Centre
FREEWild about Westbere Copse
📍 Westbere Copse

Ingrebourne Home Education Group
📍 Ingrebourne Valley Nature Discovery Centre

Plant Gall Field Recorder Day
📍 Margravine Cemetery
£0.00
FREECharing Cross Library: Urban Nature Walk with John Wells
📍 Charing Cross Library

Gift voucher · 12 months to book
Tally Ho! Vintage Bike Gin Safari and London History Tour for Two
📍 Lambeth
From £170

Gift voucher · 12 months to book
Rewilding Guided Nature Walk in The Heart of London
📍 London
From £35
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Wildlife in London — Guide
Wildlife events in London offer a unique blend of adventure and education, perfect for nature enthusiasts and families alike. These outdoor excursions often take you to beautiful natural settings such as parks, forests, and wildlife reserves, where guides share insights into local flora and fauna. You might spot deer, foxes, or even birds of prey, depending on the time of year.
Expect these events to be held in a variety of venues—dedicated walks & outdoors spaces, but also sometimes in open-air locations like greenbelts and nature reserves. They typically run throughout the warmer months, from spring through autumn, with regular sessions scheduled weekly or monthly. Each event is designed to provide an engaging experience, whether you're learning about local ecosystems, participating in a guided walk, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the great outdoors.