Environmental Services
The Council is committed to making the Royal Borough cleaner, safer, healthier and more attractive as a place in which to live and work.
Through the use of statutory powers and by working in partnership with others, we aim to achieve real improvements in the quality of life within the borough. This includes reducing waste, pollution and the amount of traffic on the borough's
roads.
All boroughs are required by statute to produce a Local Implementation Plan (LIP) to show how they will contribute to delivering the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy, specifically in relation to the priorities identified. For further information see Local Implementation Plan: Strategic Environmental Assessment.
Climate Change Strategy
The Climate Change Strategy shows how the Council will lead, locally, both in mitigating the causes of climate change and in adapting to the effects that are likely to occur. The strategy also takes account of new legislation, new national government performance indicators, and growing public interest.
The North Kensington Environment Project
The North Kensington Environment Project is a project aimed at improving the physical environment, and increasing community involvement. Find out more about the project and how you can get involved by visiting the North Kensington Environment Project page.
Environmental matters – your green guide
A new environmental strategy has been introduced by the Council to ensure that the borough is a greener, healthier and cleaner place to live, work and play. For further information see: Environmental matters – your green guide
Home energy efficiency and town planning
Download the presentation to the Chelsea Society on Home energy efficiency and town planning by David Prout, Executive Director of Planning and Borough Development.
Dealing with flooding, high winds and storms
For advice about what to do in severe and often distressing environmental conditons, please see:
Meetings, Events and Exhibitions
- Summer Wildlife Area Open Day, 5 July 2009
Abstract: Summer Wildlife Area Open Day
- Butterfly walk with Tim Freed, 18 July 2009
Abstract: Learn about the butterflies of Holland Park with local expert Tim Freed.
- Holiday Activities for 5 - 10 year olds , 20 July 2009 to 4 September 2009
Abstract: The Ecology Centre runs a scheme of outdoor and creative activities for five to ten year olds during the summer holiday. Outdoor activities are based in our wooded wildlife area. Each session lasts for two hours and past activities have included shelter building, orienteering and animal themed art and crafts.
£3.50 per session / booking essential
- Holland Park Open Day, 28 July 2009
Abstract: Open day at Holland Park. Farm animals, family fun and environmental activities.
- Summer Tree Walk with Alan Harrington, 4 August 2009
Abstract: Summer Tree Guided Walk with Alan Harrington.
Meet outside Holland Park Ecology Centre.
- Sparrows and park and garden birds by Jacqueline Weir (RSPB), 19 August 2009
Abstract: Evening talk about sparrow and garden birds by the Royal Society of the Protection of Birds.
- Westfield Open Day, 27 August 2009
Abstract: Open day at Westfield Park.
Farm animals, Family fun and environmental activities.
- Pond dipping at Holland Park Ecology Centre, 9 September 2009
Abstract: A chance for adults to have some fun investigating the creatures the creatures of the pond.
- Moth Walk with Tim Freed, 18 September 2009
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Learn about the moths of Holland Park with local expert Tim Freed.
This event links up with National Moth Night
- Nature photography workshop with Bruce Tanner , 10 October 2009
Abstract: Nature photography workshop with Bruce Tanner.
Learn about nature photography out and about in Holland Park.
Bring your own camera!
- Autumn Wildlife Open Day, 18 October 2009
Abstract: Autumn Wildlife Area Open Day
This free drop in event is an opportunity to explore the wildlife area of Holland Park during autumn. Enjoy the woodland walks, take part in some craft activities and games.
The open day is suitable for all ages.
- Fungi Foray with Peter James, 24 October 2009
Abstract: Fungi Foray with Peter James.
Explore the fungi of Holland park with local expert Peter James
- Holiday Activities for 5 - 10 year olds , 26 October 2009 to 30 October 2009
Abstract: The Ecology Centre runs a scheme of outdoor and creative activities for five to ten year olds in the summer, spring and half-term holidays.
- Autumn Tree Walk with Alan Harrington, 31 October 2009
Abstract: Autumn Tree Guided Walk with Alan Harrington.
Meet outside Holland Park Ecology Centre
- Winter Wildlife Open Day, 13 December 2009
Abstract: Winter Wildlife Area Open Day
This free drop in event is an opportunity to explore the wildlife area of Holland Park during winter. Enjoy the woodland walks, take part in some craft activities and games.
The open day is suitable for all ages.
- Winter Tree Walk with Alan Harrington, 19 December 2009
Abstract: Winter Tree Guided Walk with Alan Harrington.
Meet outside Holland Park Ecology Centre
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