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Welcoming back Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee (BAMER) individuals for a nature walk around Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park. This walk will be looking at the plants and wildlife that are found here at the Park and and why the Park was made. The walk is specifically targeted at the BAMER community as we are aware of the lack of diversity within the UK nature sector.
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