WWT London Wetland Centre is a nature reserve in the heart of London, perfect for a relaxing walk along the paths that wind among the lakes, meadows and gardens. The Centre is a haven for wild ducks, wading birds, butterflies, bats, amphibians and water voles. Visitors can also see a collection of ducks from around the world plus a new family of otters.
What's happening at WWT London Wetland Centre
Project
Comparing the wild and the zoo; a multi-zoo, multi-species study of duck time activity patterns
21st Jun 2023
Collection and evaluation of information on the evolution and ecological characteristics of wild animals is essential to the development of husbandry…
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An incredible 75-year milestone for the charity which runs Washington Wetland Centre
10th Nov 2021
From saving birds from extinction to creating amazing nature-friendly habitats, the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) – parent charity of Washington…
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Climate change impacting behaviour of wetland birds
5th Nov 2020
Rising temperatures are triggering changed responses in animal populations in the Arctic, which could have huge ramifications for the future of the northernmost region on earth.
