East End Safari

Safari Biodiversity Rivers & canals Farms & open places Rumi & Rosy Seasons Links

School gardens, and even our home gardens and balconies hold a wide range of plants and animal life.

We're going on a safari to see what we can find in the East End.

Links for Young people:

Ponddipping & Wildlife

Links to explore

Habitats

Improving the Environment

Tower Hamlets has its own Wildlife Watch Club, the Bow Beasties meeting on the third Saturday of every month at the Soanes Centre, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park, Southern Grove E3 from 10:30am - 12:30pm. It is open to all children from 8 - 14 years old andl it’s FREE!
See what else you can do

What is Biodiversity?
It may be hard to believe that somewhere like Tower Hamlets, has wildlife to boast about..

Visit Tower Habitats

Take a Closer look

Photos, Movies & Slides

The East End through the Seasons

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City Farms and Open Spaces

Have you been to one?
Let us know....

Art inspired by the Soanes Centre

Soanes Centre: Pond dipping

Stepping Stones Farm

Do you have any images and work about these places, let us know!!

Tower Hamlets Cemetery
Spitalfields City Farm
Mudchute Park & Farm
Hackney City Farm
Mile End Park
Gorsefield

Rivers & Canals

Music inspired by a trip down the Limehouse Cut,
by local school children.

History of the Cut through local residents.

Art Inspired by the Limehouse Cut

Find out more about the canal with Tower Hamlets On-line

Do you have any movies, photos or writing?

Send them to us, and we will showcase them here:

hec@gn.apc.org

links

British Waterways

Lea Rivers Trust

BTCV

The Environment Trust

Mudchute Park & Farm

Dept. of Environment food & Rural Affairs

Friends of Mile End Park

Wildlife Watch

Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park

Women's Environmental Network

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I really leaned About different Seasons And I really liked it.

Tasnima on 17/04/2008

We went to Hackney City Farm in year 2, and in reception. Two pigs, a small and big one, rolled in the mud. Chickens scared some of us. There was a big turkey which followed us. We saw a cow, white and black. In reception we rode on a horse. We also saw a donkey.

year 3 on 25/04/2007

EET says: Thank you Year 3, Virginia School, for you lovely account.

I think that the safaries on East End Talking are very good and I learnt some stuff from there.I went to the Soanes centre and it was fun!

salma on 19/04/2006

I think that the safaries on east end are very good and i learnt some stuff from there. I went to the soanes centre and it was fun!

salma on 15/03/2006

I think it's good for children to understand our world.

Farrah on 15/03/2006

we liked the wildlife watch because it had funny jokes & we liked the environment and we liked the.... fun stuff!

Ellie & Annie on 06/09/2005

EET says: Glad you both enjoyed this section.

We liked the wildlife watch because it had funny jokes & we liked the environment and we liked the.... fun stuff!

Ellie & Annie on 07/12/2004

EET says: We are glad you liked these pages!

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