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  • About Michelle
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    • Michelle’ garden in Highgate
    • Gardens & walks elsewhere
    • Michelle’s garden in Lawn Road 2014-16
    • Michelle’s garden in Lawn 2016-19
  • Foods Matter
  • FreeFrom Food Awards
  • Michelle’s Blog
  • Salon Music

Walthamstow Wetlands

Walthamstow Wetlands

01/01/2022 //  by Michelle

As the population of London grew during the 19th century (from just under 2 million in 1801 to just over 6 million in 1897) the need for more clean, fresh water became urgent. The Victorian planners’ answer was to develop the already boggy land around the River Lea in east London into reservoirs. The first …

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World Wetlands Day – Tuesday 2nd February

01/30/2021 //  by Michelle

Fed up with work meetings on Zoom – or looking or a fun break from that home schooling for you and your kids? Join the London Wildlife Trust for their Wetland celebration day on Tuesday. First up is Ian Crump, Biodiversity Field Officer for Thames Water. He will tell us all about freshwater wildlife habitats …

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