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Greenwich Park is an outstanding place to visit. As well being of major historic importance and a World Heritage Site, the Park is also a Grade 1 listed landscape and a Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation - in short, a real haven for wildlife.

The Wilderness - Deer Park

Greenwich is the oldest of London's deer parks and has been home to Red and Fallow Deer since it was enclosed.

Bats

Information about the bats found in Greenwich Park.

Birds

Greenwich Park is an excellent site for bird watching. Over a year you can expect to see up to 70 wild bird species.

Grasses and Wildflowers

Information about the grasses and wildflowers in Greenwich Park.

Invertebrates

Information about the invertebrates in Greenwich Park including butterflies, spiders and grasshoppers.

Trees

Ancient trees, such as the sweet chestnuts and the many other mature and veteran tree species to be found in Greenwich Park.

A few minutes of your time can help us to make a huge difference for years to come.

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