Wormholt Park

W12 0LQ

Planted: 12 December 2024

Wormholt Park Tiny Forest: school children planting trees

Credit: Justin Thomas H&F council

Wormholt Park Tiny Forest: Earthwatch planting with School children

Credit: Justin Thomas H&F council

Wormholt Park Tiny Forest: Children planting a tree

Credit: Justin Thomas H&F council

Wormholt Park Tiny Forest: Earthwatch demonstrating planting trees

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Welcome to our Tiny Forest

The Wormholt Park Tiny Forest was planted in December 2024, in partnership with Hammersmith & Fulham Council and BlackRock, with support from the local community. The Tiny Forest design includes a classroom area and benches. The planting day was well attended by more than 120 residents and members of the local community, including several classes from Wormholt Park Primary School, located just across the road. Employees from BlackRock also joined to help complete the tree planting and spread the mulch layer. After the planting event, everyone was invited to warm up and enjoy tea and snacks at Hub@75, a nearby community foodbank.

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35

Tree
Measurement

5

Pollinators
Timed Count

3

Butterflies
Timed Count

3

Butterfly
Species

7

Ground
Dwellers

6

Thermal
Comfort

3

FM: Infiltration
Rate

5

FM: Compaction
Colour & Texture

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