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The
Paddock Community Nature Park was opened to the public in 2000
and is located on the verdant border of Tottenham and Walthamstow.
It was developed as a haven for birds and small mammals - and
human beings! The result is scrubland,
crammed with: hawthorn; willow; elder; buddleia; herb robert;
purple flowering comfrey; oxeye daises and guelder and dog rose.
An oasis of calm amidst the hussle and bussle of inner London.
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Friends
of the Paddock are a voluntary group that was formed to look
after the interests of the park and to foster increased awareness
of wildlife in the community. Membership
of the Paddock is open to all and is entirely free.
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The
Haringey branch of the London
Wildlife Trust (Haringey Group) organise monthly
volunteer work mornings on the second Sunday of each month.
Please contact the Secretary
if you are interested in joining in. We also hold other wildlife-based
activities at the Paddock.
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The
site is open to the public at dawn and is locked at dusk.
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Friends
of the Paddock are working partners with the London Borough
of Haringey. |
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