Gunnersbury Triangle Local Nature Reserve

The Nature Reserve, located next to the subway station, is not large in size and is managed by the London Wildlife Trust, is an unspoilt woodland in a very urban area, and a small patch of grass, very few tourists, and there are blackberries to pick in July.

Gunnersbury Triangle is a 2.57 hectare local natural reserve, near the east side of Gunnersbury. Since London attaches great importance to the natural environment of the city, the reservation and planning of green spaces were explicitly stipulated in 1983.

The Gunasbury Triangle Nature Reserve is not large next to Chiswick Park MTR station. It is managed by the London Wildlife Trust and there are several highways next to it, which is said to be converted into real estate in the future.

gunnersburytriangle is a 2.57 hectare local natural reserve, close to the east of gunnerbury, because London attaches great importance to the natural environment of the city, so it is specially reserved.

There are many small animals and birds in the nature reserve. The whole reserve covers a large area, and there is a special person responsible for care inside. The environment is very pure.