Local contact

The Park Office
The Store Yard
Inner Circle
Regent's Park
London
NW1 4NR
020 7486 7905

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Regent's Park

Within its 197 hectares (including Primrose Hill) Regent's Park has a high biodiversity. Habitats range from heavily mown playing fields and wildflower grassland to more secluded woodland, wetland and reedbeds. Over the past twenty years, the management of the Park has concentrated on meeting both the needs of the public and those of its wildlife. As a result, the Park is an important site for wildlife, and is particularly popular amongst bird watchers as one of the richest sites in London.

Regent's Park

OCR A Science

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Investigating air pollution

In this complete investigation, with full fieldwork and post-fieldwork analysis and evaluation, pupils use simple equipment to carry out an investigation of how particulate pollution changes within Regent's Park.

This project is supported by the Science Learning Centres, Natural England and ODPM. For more information about greenspace in London visit Wildweb.

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