FREE Wild Plant Survey with South London Botanical Institute

Sunday 25 May
11am-12.30pm
Amanda Tuke and Roy Vickery from South London Botanical Society will be leading a botany field meeting and continuing a long-term survey of the wild flowers growing in West Norwood Cemetery.
This is a FREE event and all are welcome, regardless of level of expertise. 
To be aware, the survey may include walking over rough ground so may not be appropriate for those with limited mobility. 
Meet at the main entrance to the cemetery just inside the gates on the corner of Norwood Road and Robson Road

FREE Moth Trapping Evening

Saturday 31 May
9.30pm-11.30pm
Come and find out what moths and other night-flying insects there are in West Norwood Cemetery, using a portable moth trap. The moth trap humanely draws moths to a bright light where they can be examined and identified. 
This is a completely FREE event, but booking is essential due to limited numbers.
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Beeton path

Writer Isabella Beeton is buried here. She's most famous for editing Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, which became a staple in middle class homes. Beeton was only 28 when she died in 1865 shortly after giving birth to her fourth child.

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MRS BEETON'S GRAVE, WEST NORWOOD CEMETERY - LandmarkLandmark