Friends of Wandsworth Park

Friends of Wandsworth Park We are a friendly community group working together to preserve, protect & improve our park.

Dragons & Damsels of Wandsworth Park   ❤️
01/08/2026

Dragons & Damsels of Wandsworth Park ❤️

Such a fantastic effort by all FoWP volunteers to help water our stunning park. Thank you one and all! 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 ❤️❤️❤️    ...
30/07/2026

Such a fantastic effort by all FoWP volunteers to help water our stunning park. Thank you one and all! 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

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All furry friends thank the very thoughtful neighbour! 🐶
25/07/2026

All furry friends thank the very thoughtful neighbour! 🐶

THURSDAY! Come on a bat walk with Friends of Wandsworth Park  🦇 🦇 🦇 Please email friendsofwandsworthpark@gmail.com to bo...
16/07/2026

THURSDAY! Come on a bat walk with Friends of Wandsworth Park 🦇 🦇 🦇

Please email [email protected] to book

🚨URGENT 🚨 🌳 Our new trees are in trouble & urgently need Friends! 💧 Could you adopt one & give 2L of water twice a week ...
28/05/2026

🚨URGENT 🚨

🌳 Our new trees are in trouble & urgently need Friends!

💧 Could you adopt one & give 2L of water twice a week from now until September?

If you can spare some time and water, please email us at [email protected]

Signs a tree may be struggling:
🍂 Thinning canopies
🍁 Brown, crackly leaves or early leaf drop
🌿 Brittle or dead branches

Thank you for looking out for our trees 💚

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🤩 Our new Katsura Tree.  These ❤️ shaped leaves to 10cm in length are bronze-tinted when young, and turning yellow, oran...
06/04/2026

🤩 Our new Katsura Tree. These ❤️ shaped leaves to 10cm in length are bronze-tinted when young, and turning yellow, orange and pink in autumn, when they smell of burnt sugar. 🍭

Ducks in high places!
05/04/2026

Ducks in high places!

Have you spotted the lovely pair of Great Crested Grebes, elegantly gliding or diving by the riverside walk ? Today, the...
04/04/2026

Have you spotted the lovely pair of Great Crested Grebes, elegantly gliding or diving by the riverside walk ? Today, the Great Crested Grebe is on the UK’s Green List – the lowest level of conservation concern. These birds came close to extinction in the late 1800s when the overwhelming demand for feathered headwear was driving species to the brink. The Plumage Prohibition, the RSPB’s first campaigning success, was passed in 1921. #❤️ourparks

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Putney Bridge Road
London
SW181HR

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