Some good news for Earth Day 2021! The South London Botanical Institute (SLBI) is among more than 2,700 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards from the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund. The SLBI has received a grant of £19,700 from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund to help it recover from the Covid …
After another few months of Covid closure, we are pleased and excited to be able to reopen the SLBI garden to visitors! We open from Thurs 8 April so book your timed ticket now, to see our Spring garden at its best! From Thurs 15 April, we hope to include a brief tour through the …
Join us for a month long series of talks in celebration of International Women’s Day 2021.
Our latest impact report is now available online. Click here to read about the difference we made between April 2019 and March 2020 thanks to your support.
The South London Botanical Institute (SLBI) has just been awarded £15,295 from the Mayor of London’s ‘Grow Back Greener Fund’ to carry out community planting along Norwood Road, Norwood High Street and on Norwood Works, Lambeth’s largest industrial estate. The Institute, based in Norwood Road, Tulse Hill, has received the grant in partnership with the …
Join us for a exciting series of talks throughout Black History Month in October as we celebrate black botanists past, present and future!
Like many other organisations in the botanical, environmental, educational and heritage sectors, the SLBI has been considering its position in the light of recent anti-racism protests. We fully support the Black Lives Matter movement and want to take our share of responsibility in standing for social justice and ending racism, inequality and discrimination in all …
This summer we’re inviting members, supporters, volunteers, local families, and anyone else to take on our fun, botany-inspired challenge!
Like everyone else in the world, those of us at the SLBI suddenly had to make big changes to our lives and work in March this year, due to Covid-19. As a small, independent organisation, we were lucky to be able to be adapt quite quickly and flexibly. Our current grants have meant that we’ve …
We were just finalising our April to September programme when the COVID-19 crisis hit us all, so we haven’t actually publicised it yet. However, we thought you might like to know what events we had planned, in the hope that some of the later ones still might happen, and most of the earlier ones will …
