Wildlife of Richmond Park

Richmond Park in London is a sanctuary for wildlife amidst the bustling city. It hosts red deer, the UK's largest land mammals, which shape the landscape through grazing. The park's ecosystem thrives on decaying wood, supporting fungi and insects vital for nutrient cycling. Ants and beetles play crucial roles in soil health and seed dispersal. The park is home to diverse species, including toads and newts, and serves as a conservation area. Visitors are encouraged to respect the wildlife and enjoy the park's unique beauty.

Explain the relationship between the various species found in Richmond Park.

How does the presence of woodlice affect the soil in Richmond Park?

What makes Richmond Park a sanctuary for wildlife?

What precautions should visitors take when visiting Richmond Park?