Wild West Huddle at Watermans

A series of talks about enjoying the natural world riverside and beyond

A series of snappy talks on the innovative ways people are rewilding hearts, minds and places in London aims to inspire more of the community to enjoy the great outdoors.

The Wild West Huddle, as the evening is being dubbed, will be packed full of high-energy, interesting talks from speakers energised by the natural world in the Brent catchment and beyond.

Hosted by the Brent Catchment Partnership, Thames21 and the Greater London National Park City Initiative, The Wild West Huddle will take place on 21 April at Watermans Arts Centre between 7pm – 9pm with the aim of inspiring more people in the North West London are to make use of urban nature in a creative way.

Francesca Campagnoli, Brent Catchment Partnership Facilitator from Thames21 said: “We’re all about inspiring people to get reacquainted, reconnected with their local waterway. This event is just one way we are doing that. At Thames21 we believe that reaching out to people beyond traditional environmental and conservation realms can really help promote care for and interest in London’s beautiful waterscapes. This evening of talks will be a chance to build momentum on ideas that break the urban-rural divide and allow us to see our local rivers as unique, urban wild spaces.”

What if we came together to renature our part of London? The Wild West Huddle ReWilding West by North West is a new event to bring together like-minded people to share inspiring stories, great ideas and projects that are rewilding hearts, minds and places North West of the Thames*.

April 20, 2016