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Free Walks On The Wildside

Visitors to the London Wetland Centre are being offered free wildlife walks this summer with an experienced warden to guide them through the different species and plants on display.

The hour-long walks have been funded by the City Bridge Trust, the charitable arm of the City of London Corporation.

London's Wetland Centre covers 42 hectares on the banks of the River Thames in Barnes, south west London.

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