To enter your photos of the Wilderness email wcw@rgtb.org.uk by 3pm 19th Feb.
Judging will take place at the Wild Inside Festival 20th Feb 2-5pm
St Laurence Centre, 37 Bromley Road SE6 2TS
Half Term Fun 17th Feb 10.30am -3pm
Photographing nature
Bunting making
Camp fire stew
Come and learn about photographing nature and take pics using your camera or phone. Select your favourite shots and enter them in our competition which will be judged at the Wild Inside Festival on 20th Feb. Open to all ages. Help us make bunting out of old plastic bags and materials Come and share our campfire stew.
All welcome. Drop in any time. Book online.
Wild Inside Festival 20th Feb 2-5pm
A celebration of the Wild Cat Wilderness.
Come and experience what our community project is all about but this time indoors. A great afternoon for everyone with activities, workshops, competitions, entertainment plus food and drink.
Activities include:
Things to make/activities – Scaffold benches, Greeting cards, Campfire stew, Bird feeders, Stick men, Paint 3D butterflies, Finger print tree
Learn about – Bugs, Butterflies, Birds, Trees, Composting, Planning your thrifty veg garden, Wildlife gardening
We are also looking for volunteers on the day to help out so please get in touch. If you are a community project in Catford and would like a stall or to run an activity then please contact us wcw@rgtb.org.uk
Book your free tickets now.
20th Feb
St Laurence Centre
37 Bromley Road SE6 2TS
Volunteers needed 1-6pm
Event time is 2-5pm
Please take part in our survey.
If you have visited or been involved in the The Wild Cat Wilderness community green space we would welcome your feedback about what you get out of it, what you like, what we could improve and what you would like in the future. It’s your space so we really value your comments and this will help us develop the project in the future.
Many thanks.
Saturday 30th January
Open Day 10.30am – 3.30pm
Nature photography
RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2-3pm
Help out at the wilderness, enjoy the space or take part in some activities
Come and learn about photographing nature and take pics using your camera or phone. Select your favourite shots and enter them in our competition which will be judged at the Wild Inside Festival on 20th Feb. Open to all ages.
Between 2-3pm we will be taking part in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch – come and see what birds you can spot and be part of the worlds largest wildlife survey.
All welcome and no skills or experience necessary as we can find something for everyone to do of all ages including gardening, conservation, clearing and maintaining paths, making drinks… or just come and relax.
Get your dose of fresh air and green exercise in this wonderful community space. Your wild sanctuary in Catford.
All welcome. Drop in any time.
Let us know you are coming by booking via the What’s On page.
Wild Inside Festival
– save the date/ volunteer
20th Feb
St Laurence Centre
37 Bromley Road SE6 2TS
Volunteers needed 1-6pm
Event time is 2-5pm
A celebration of the Wild Cat Wilderness.
Come and experience what our community project is all about but this time indoors. A great afternoon for everyone with activities, workshops, competitions, entertainment plus food and drink.
Activities include:
Things to make/activities – Scaffold benches, Greeting cards, Campfire stew, Bird feeders, Stick men, Paint 3D butterflies, Finger print tree
Learn about – Bugs, Butterflies, Birds, Trees, Composting, Planning your thrifty veg garden, Wildlife gardening
We are also looking for volunteers on the day to help out so please get in touch.
If you are a community project in Catford and would like a stall or to run an activity then please contact us wcw@rgtb.org.uk
Book your free tickets now.
The wishing tree gets a Christmas makeover
We drew on wood chips and tied them to the wishing tree, which will be the WCW Christmas tree for yuletide.
Back to basics wreath making with coat hangers and foraged holly
Some of us braved windy weather to make Christmas wreaths this Saturday. This was DIY Christmas decorating. We put on our gardening gloves and got out our secators and cut twigs and holly.
Stretching the coat hangars
Then we wrapped them round some coat hangers that we had stretched out into a circle. I was pretty remedial at this task, and my wreath was quite sparse compared to some people’s. It was particularly tricky to wind the twigs round the coat hangar without breaking them.
Wreath making round the fire
For a bit mine looked more like a crown of thorns than a wreath, which wasn’t seasonal. Still Maria was on hand to give her “Wreath Lectures” as I drolly like to think of them.
Maria gives a wreath lecture
Eventually I got something that I felt was good enough to stick on my door at home. The one you can see below wasn’t mine, however. It was Thermula’s, who did a slightly better job than me, so I thought it would be better if she modelled her work.
Thermula with her wreath
