Letting London's parks grow wild again key to bringing back wildlife
Posted Thu, 30 Jun 2011 22:27:00 GMT by David Hewitt
Central London's birding expert talks conservation, kestrels and keeping the public happy as he takes The Earth Times on a wildlife-themed tour of Regent's Park. Arguably the last place you'd think of if you were asked to name London's top havens for birds but the figures don't lie: last year alone, some 124 species of birds were spotted either just feeding or nesting in the Royal Park, among them ospreys, little owls common terns and peregrine falcons.
Letting London's parks grow wild again key to bringing back wildlife