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This sprawling series of open spaces, in the valley of the River Lea, includes lakes, reservoirs, marshes and wet grassland.

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These woods, beside the site of the historic Lesnes Abbey, are famous for their wild daffodils.

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A section of the Colne Valley with a remarkable variety of wildlife habitats, including lakes, rivers, scrub, areas of wasteland, woodland and grassland.

Forest Road, Walthamstow, E17 4PP [map]

Lloyd Park and adjoining Aveling Park provide a large range of leisure, sporting, educational and cultural facilities.

Coombe Road, South Croydon, CR0 5SP [map]

London Fields, Hackney, E8 3EU [map]

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One of the finest river systems in London, connecting gravel pits and areas of wet woodland and supporting a remarkable range of wetland plants and animals.

SE13 5SY [map]

TW1 2NL [map]

Landscaped grounds of two 18th century houses, with meadows, woodland and some fine old trees.

Thronetree Road, Charlton, SE7 8HT [map]

The Maryon Wilson Park contains open grasslands and woodlands which support ducks, geese, chickens, pigs and deer.

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A section of the Colne Valley with a remarkable range of high-quality wetland habitats, including three Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

E3 4TN [map]

Popular park beside the Regent's Canal, with unique features including a planted bridge.

The Chase, Dagenham Road, Romford, RM7 0SS [map]

Visitor and education centre in Eastbrookend Country Park, illustrating the latest sustainable building technology, part-funded by the Millennium Commission.

7 Collins Rd, Crawley, RH11 8FN [map]

Manchester Road, E14 3AY [map]

CR4 1HT [map]

This large common contains grassland, woodland, wetlands and small areas of heathland.

SM4 4NU [map]

This cemetery contains areas of flower-rich grassland, very rare in London and once supporting the only colony of green-winged orchids in London.

Morden, SM4 5QU [map]

Morden Park is a public park with a cricket pitch, playground, paddling pool and large area of grass and woodlands.