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The Reformers' Tree
The Reformers' Tree was an oak tree which became the focus of protests in 1866 by the Reform League, a group campaigning to give all men the right to vote.
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GiGL wildlife sightings
We have partnered with Greenspace Information for Greater London CIC (GiGL), an organisation responsible for the city's environmental records.
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Keep wildlife wild
Find out about how you can help us keep wildlife wild, protecting the welfare of the wildlife that we share the parks with.
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The Royal Parks seeks visitor views on Primrose Hill
In response to complaints about anti-social behaviour on Primrose Hill, The Royal Parks is undertaking an engagement survey.
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Filming & photography
Capture breathtaking scenery with filming and photography commercial licenses at The Royal Parks. Find out more.
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Allotment garden
A food garden that features a wide range of fruits and vegetables and information on growing techniques.
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Community wildlife garden
The team have been busy this year with the design and construction of a wildlife friendly community garden in The Regent's Park.
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St. John's Lodge garden
Built around 1818 by John Raffield, St. John’s Lodge is now a private residence, but the main garden has public access from the Inner Circle.
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Buckingham Palace flower beds
The Buckingham Palace flower beds, or Memorial Gardens, were created in 1901 for a memorial to Queen Victoria.
