Help create a wilder London
Meet our new charity partner London Wildlife Trust.
Every journey along the Thames reveals a river rich with wildlife. Through our partnership with London Wildlife Trust, you can help protect the habitats, species and wild spaces that make London extraordinary.
The Thames is more than a river
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers and London Wildlife Trust have joined forces to inspire passengers to connect with nature and support conservation across the capital.
Together, we're raising awareness of the wildlife that depends on the Thames and encouraging more people to play an active role in supporting a greener, wilder London.
The Thames is one of London's most important wildlife corridors and home to an incredible variety of species, from seals and dolphins to kingfishers and migrating birds.
As thousands of people travel with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers every day, we have a unique opportunity to support the protection and restoration of these vital habitats alongside London Wildlife Trust.
What your support makes possible
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Caring for London's Wild Places
London Wildlife Trust manages 36 free-to-access nature reserves across the capital, looking after some of London's most valuable habitats. From woodlands and wildflower meadows to wetlands and riverside environments, the Trust carries out practical conservation work to keep these spaces healthy and thriving.
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Supporting Communities to Take Action for Nature
The Trust brings together volunteers, local organisations and businesses to deliver practical conservation work across London. Volunteers help with everything from habitat management and tree planting to wildlife surveys and monitoring.
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Protecting London's Native Species
From butterflies and dragonflies to water voles and beavers, the Trust delivers conservation projects to help London's wildlife recover. This includes creating suitable habitats, monitoring species populations and working with partners to reintroduce wildlife.
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Connecting People with Nature
The Trust works with schools, families and local communities to make nature more accessible and encourage people to take an active role in conservation. Through outdoor learning, wildlife workshops, guided activities and community projects, it gives people the opportunity to discover local wildlife and understand how they can protect it.
Donate
Every contribution helps London Wildlife Trust protect wildlife, restore habitats and inspire future generations to care for nature.
