Wild Adventures in the Great Outdoors
Citizen Science Project
Over the last few years, we have undertaken a number of wildlife survey transects in the local area. Led by our citizen science lead, Pedro Pires, over 1000 species of […]
Wild Ranger Volunteer Days
Wild Ranger Volunteer Days involve gardening, wildlife counts, and general care and conservation duties all aimed at protecting our green corridor.
After School Nature & Gardening Club
Nature Club for Primary school age. Please note, there are currently no sessions due to the landscape works at the Ringway Garden.
WHAT WE DO
Our Impact
The Wild Rangers programme was created to provide children and adults of all ages and backgrounds the opportunities to interact with and access nature in fun, inclusive, creative and inspiring ways. Our mission is to promote the conservation and enhancement of the green spaces and nature conservation sites we work in for the benefit of wildlife and people’s wellbeing. We do this by running outdoor adventure learning sessions and carrying out nature conservation work, including leading volunteer days which help improve local green spaces. We believe all children and adults of all ages and backgrounds should have access to nature near to where they live.
Read about the projects we have delivered in our Impact Report.
Launching our Wild Rangers Shop
Our work helps to improve local green spaces to benefit wildlife and people. We help to coordinate, project manage, fundraise and deliver green space improvements. Buying from our online store helps us support these projects.
Supporting & Delivering Green Space Projects
Our work helps to improve local green spaces to benefit wildlife and people. We help to coordinate, project manage, fundraise and deliver green space improvements. Your kind donations allows us to continue supporting these projects. Thank you in advance.
Upcoming Events
Easter Break Workshop – Ceramics in Nature
Start on: 1:00 PM
268 Baring Road
Easter Holiday Fun - Join our Ceramics in Nature Workshop on 9th April 2025
Testimonials
We love Wild Rangers so much. It's a wonderful way of experiencing the abundant nature on our doorstep and we have learned so much from the sessions. Our children are 7, 5, 5, and 6 months and they have all hugely enjoyed coming every week, rain and shine, to get together with other families in our local community, some of whom we have never met before. We've loved both the structured and more free activities, including making clay sand fairies, "houses", painting stones, planting herbs, tasting different herbs and fruits, hearing wonderful stories, singing songs and learning about all the animals and plants in our local area. We've made countless new connections, not only with people, but also with our natural surroundings and community activities. We feel much more part of our community as a result of coming to Wild Rangers. It's a uniquely wonderful thing, but it shouldn't be unique!
Anna, Local resident
We become involved as a family through attending the Wild Rangers group at the start of 2020. Having the opportunity to explore the local environment has been amazing - particular highlights were the hundred year old ants nests and finding the hairstreak butterfly eggs on the oak buds. Something we would never have experienced somewhere else. It’s also really given us a sense of value about what is on our doorstep - looking at things you normally walk straight past!
Victoria, Local resident
Latest News
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JunBig City Butterflies Launch
Wild Rangers is excited to be part of Big City Butterflies, an excited new project by the Butterfly Conservation Trust, which will inspire Londoners to discover butterfliews and moths, and connect them with nature in their local green spaces.
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AugButterfly Fun Day
What a fun day with the Butterfly Conservation Trust, learning all about butterflies. We started off with a tour from the Ringway Woodland Gardens and ended up at the chalk […]
