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A 90 min guided walk around the Greenwich Peninsula to explore the lesser-known environmental past and present of London's famous river. During the walk we will discuss the impacts of Ice Ages, how the river and its surrounding area has changed as London grew, the deterioration and revival of aquatic life, and the future. The walk ends at The Trafalgar Tavern.
* Part of Totally Thames Festival 2022
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