Top 30 Best Conservation efforts in London

“Amazing street dance kids club! My son has really grown in confidence and developed a real love of dance. The teacher is fantastic with the kids.”

“I've been thrilled to work with Sharon - she's looked after my 15 year old cat on a number of occasions, sometimes on short notice - which is hugely appreciated! She is friendly and clearly has a great enthusiasm and passion for animals and pets. It's great to have someone local to come to my property - much less disruption for my elderly cat than a cattery.”

“An amazing opportunity to see tigers up close in reasonably large enclosures.”

“Such a lovely day my kids enjoyed it very much thanks”

“Good selection of vegan and gf food items, friendly staff”

“The nocturnal owl experience is magic! Close up with the owls, and you get to hold them at the end. Educational and fun, highly recommended.”

“Friendly and knowledgeable staff made me feel at ease made booking a flight easy and a pleasure to do a daunting task for me as not been abroad for a long time ...”

“A night at the lion lodge... best sleepover ever. Noisy though they are, the lion noises aren’t disturbing so much as soothing! The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. Even Bhanu was welcoming in his own way! I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to anyone of any age.”

“The People's Supermarket was opened May 2010, designed to enable healthy food to be supplied to an inner city urban community at affordable prices and inspired by peoples' willingness to exchange their time for other value. It was founded as a co-operaative and changed its legal status in September 2013 to a community interest company. The supermarket provides the local area of Midtown, London, with a unique combination of grocery store, production kitchen and events, such as supper clubs. It formed part of and supported the development of Lamb's Conduit Street, Holborn, which has featured the arrival of independent fashion shops and a branch of global brand J Crew. For its innovative approach to food, community involvement and local development, the venture has won several awards, including Future Minds Award for Innovation (2011) and an Observer Ethical Award (2011) The venture was supported at start-up by many organisations, including the London Borough of Camden, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and Fredericks Foundation, private companies and many local people. In 2011, it was visited by Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron  as a flagship of the Big Society initiative..”

“Turtles so beautiful and slow but with a longevity worthy of admiration. Silent and with their shell in case they have to escape.”

“I saw a few snakes, and other reptiles. It was a good experience”

“Really nice quite and enjoyable if you like deers and wilderness. Free parking and less crowd”

“Yes this is good place for children with disabilities.my son love his club.he goes there every sat and also school holiday.when they run club for 3 days and times are10 to 3.”

“Very enjoyable place to visit.. the best for me was photographing the animals... especially the next added animal families and their adorable babies... and the closest you can get to nature., l had a great time photographing them... and share these photos with you.”

“The zufari ride is amazing, it has quite a queue so it's best to get there early to avoid a large queue, or you could leave it till the end of the day as your last ride and get into the queue before the park closes the queue lines. There is a variety of different animals to look at while on the ride and there is a narrative that talks the while way round and talks about the animals your looking at. I'd definitely advise going on this ride while at Chessington”

“Spit on my cousin. He had to leave and take a bath; while I got to enjoy the llamas alone. 5/5.”

“Would highly recommended Walk this Way. My dog loves going for his walks everyday with Josh, he is always prompt, professional and very trusting! Thanks to you all at walk this way :)”

“Located inside the London Zoo, Blackburn Pavilion is an indoor Bird House with three rooms. The first one has aviaries housing crested wood partridges, Bali starlings, owls, doves and more. The second is an indoor rainforest with free-flying birds. The last is home to Java sparrows, Egyptian tortoises and more. In total, it is home to around 50 species of birds. No visit to the Zoo is complete without visiting the Pavilion. Highly recommended!”

“View of the majestic lakes, instantly brings a seren calmness in your heart and make you very cheerful! One of the most beautiful parks in Barking & Dagenham with two very attractive lakes (South & North Lakes), large open space, leisure centre, car parks, children's play area, sports facilities, Woodlands, and Local Nature Reserve! And Mayes Brook River goes through the edge of the Mayesbrook Park! Across the southern side of the Mayesbrook Brook, magnificent Wildlife Goldmines such as South Lake, Nature Reserve and Woodland Trail are located! A perfect place for walking, jogging, running, relaxing and exploring for all family members! Water in the Mayesbrook Park North Lake seems like a teardrop-silver in colour and stand-still with occasional ripples created by waterfowl or leaves dropping from tree! Reflection of Skyline and Trees can be clearly visible on the lake water! There are plenty of natural sounds make this North Lake magical - cooings of pigeons, humming throbs of mute Swan, rustling leaves, mesmerising ripples in the lake and grass playing with the wind! Lakes are the homes many waterfowl including mute Swan, tufted Duck, Shoveler, Rock Dove (Feral Pigeon) and Herring Gull!”

“Wildlife needs space and this is a great example of what needs to be done that should be replicated around the country.”

“Nice but thought u could swim in it so bought trunks - u can’t ☹️”

“Located in the London Zoo, Tiger Territory is an amazing place to visit. There are large, spacious enclosures for its tapirs, bearded pigs and ,of course, it’s two beautiful Sumatran tigers. Unfortunately, I have never seen the tapirs of Tiger Territory, but you might be lucky. No visit to London Zoo is complete without visiting Tiger Territory. Highly recommended!”