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Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park is made up of four acres of freshwater habitat and is home to a fascinating array of wildlife.
Since 2002 the Ecology Park has been open to the public and has rapidly become an established and bio-diverse urban wetland. The park is carefully managed by the park wardens and our team of dedicated volunteers to maintain a delicate balance of habitats, which play host to our many different wildlife species. The tranquil park is a stunning natural area for people to discover and enjoy in the heart of Greenwich.
Visiting us
Visiting hours and how to find Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park
Volunteer
Join our regular conservation days and help the wardens carry out vital management work to protect and enhance the area
Events
We run a number of events throughout the spring and summer at the Park for adults and children of all ages
School Visits & Education
School visits arranged on Mondays and Tuesdays. You have full use of the facilities. Site tours possible on other days
Friends
Friends supports the management and maintenance of the park as a high quality nature reserve and accessible open space
About the Park
Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park is four acres of urban freshwater habitat and home to a fascinating array of wildlife
Contact GPEP
Thames Path
John Harrison Way
London
SE10 0QZ
Email: gpep@theconservationvolunteers.org.uk
Telephone: 0208 293 1904
Where we are
Supporters
Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park is owned by national land management charity The Land Trust and managed on its behalf by The Conservation Volunteers.