Keeping it Wild Collective: Bat Walk & Survey

The night life at Woodberry Wetlands is wild!🦇🪩 Join Lora for a guided walk around the reserve after dark to learn all about our local bats, and other animals that come out as the sun goes down - helping us carry out vital survey work🌘✨

You don’t need to be an expert to join in! Whether you’re a bat expert, or new to nature, Collective events are all about learning together 🌟

📅 Date: Thursday 30th July 2026

⏰ Time: 8pm-10pm

📍 Meeting Point: Woodberry Wetlands, New River Studio, gate by Bethune Road, N16 5HQ (What 3 Words left.tags.image)

Please note that on Google Maps, New River Studios will take you elsewhere. Make sure your destination is in Woodberry Wetlands.

🙋‍♀️ Who can come: Young People ages 16-30

What to Expect

🦇Learn about the different bats that live with us in London

🔊Discover how to identify different bat species using bat detectors

🔍Volunteer for nature by carrying out survey work

🌘Explore nature after dark

Why join us!

🍴FREE food!

🧑‍🤝‍🧑Bring someone new to nature and get a free coffee voucher to use at London Wildlife Trust cafes!

🗣️ Connect with like-minded people in nature

How to get there

🚆 London Overground: Stamford Hill – 10-minute walk

🚇 London Underground: Manor House – 14-minute walk

🚏 Bus: Seven Sisters Road /Amhurst Park (Routes: 253, 254, 259, 279, 310) – 5-minute walk

🚗 Car: There is no car park at Woodberry Wetlands, please use public transport where possible

Accessibility:

• Step-free access at both entrances.

• Wheelchair-accessible path with no steep gradients leading from the main entrance to the Coal House Café, to the New River Studios.

• Toilets available at the Coal House Café and New River Studios.

• Seating is provided throughout the crafts activities and will be provided at various points throughout the walk.

If you have any questions about accessibility, please get in touch with us at [email protected]

The delivery of the Keeping it Wild Collective is made possible by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation.