The WWT London Wetland Centre, located in Barnes, is a 100-acre urban nature reserve that offers a peaceful escape filled with lakes, ponds, and wildlife
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The reserve is home to a huge variety of wildlife, including birds, dragonflies, damselflies, bats, mammals, lizards and more. There are 6 observation hides on the estate to spot rare and migratory birds, including kingfishers, herons, and geese. But the otters are the star of the show, don't miss their feeding time at 11AM and 2PM daily
The reserve has well-maintained paths that take you through various wetland ecosystems. There are interactive exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs, making it a fun learning experience for both children and adults. Kids will love the adventure playground!
Did you know?
The WWT London Wetland Centre was created on a former Thames Water reservoir and was opened by Sir David Attenborough in 2000 who described the reserve as 'an extra lung for Londoners'