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Pond Life, Sunday 26th June, Centre for Wildlife Gardening


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Sun, 28/06/2015 - 10:00am - 5:00pm


There are four ponds at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening and all are full of fascinating creatures. Come and see what you can find and learn more about pond life through watery wildlife-themed crafts, games and activities!


The course is free and suitable for families with children of all ages.


Please book in advance. Contact Sylvia Myers: [email protected]


Venue location:

Centre for Wildlife Gardening,

London,

Greater London,

SE15 4EE


Photo credit: DG/LWT

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