Hackney Biodiversity Partnership

Hackney Biodiversity Partnership (HBP) is a group of organisations and individuals with an interest in Hackney's wildlife. The group works closely with Hackney Council to:

• develop and deliver the Hackney Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP)
• share information about current projects to help Hackney's wildlife
• feed into Council policies that could impact on wildlife

Meetings

Hackney Biodiversity Partnership usually holds an informal meeting every two months that is open to all. Meetings are currently on hold and the date of the next meeting will be posted here once it is known. Please contact parks@hackney.gov.uk if you would like to be added to the email list for this group.

Current Hackney Biodiversity Partnership (HBP) members include:

• Abney Park Trust
• Albion Square Residents Association
• Butterfield Green User Group
• Cazenove Area Action Group
• Clissold Park User Group
• Cordwaines House Residents Association
• Cordwainers Garden
• Crabtrees
• Downs Estate Management Organisation (DEMO)
• East and West Bank Nature Reserve
• Environment Agency
• Fairchilds Garden
• Fevered Sleep
• Friends of Homerton Station
• Friends of Regents Canal
• Garden Classroom
• Grass Roof Company
• Groundwork
• Growing Communities
• Hackney City Farm
• Hackney Community Environmental Project
• Hackney Council
• Hackney Environment Forum
• Hackney Harvest
• Hackney Homes
• Hackney Marshes User Group
• Hackney Parks Forum
• Lea Valley Federation
• Lee Valley Regional Park Authority
• London Fields User Group
• London Wildlife Trust
• Loving Dalston
• Mabley Green User Group
• Millfields User Group
• North London Steiner School
• Onefield
• Open Dalston
• Robin  Hood Community Garden
• Sirens Crossing
• Sonshine Club
• Stoke Newington Common User Group
• Talking Matters
• The Learning Trust
• Transition Hackney
• Tree Musketeers
• UCL Urban Laboratory
• Well Street Common User Group
• Wenlock Barn Estate
• Wenlock Growing Kitchen
• Plus 40 individuals not affiliated to any group

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Page updated: 3 Apr 2012