It’s National Gardening Week 🌸 We’re feeling grateful for our brilliant rangers and gardeners who keep our park flourishing. The bees definitely approve! 🐝 Comment your favourite gardening trick below ⬇️🍃

Today is Earth Day 🌍🍃 A chance to celebrate and reflect on the amazing parks and green spaces we have in London, and how we can protect the wildlife that we live alongside 🐍🐸🦉 Thank you for being a part of Queen's Park and helping protect our corner of the natural world 💮

We’re recruiting! Role: 3 x Operative Rangers needed Hours: 37 hours per week, worked on a rota basis including early and late shifts, weekends and public holidays. Application: https://cityoflondon.jobs.hr.cloud.sap/job/Operative-Ranger-X3/1224-en_GB/

The rangers have restored the natural barriers in the Woodland Walk - an essential conservation tool that is used to support soil, plants, and biodiversity 🐞 By keeping the barrier intact, we all help give the plants and wildlife time to recover and thrive in this special corner of the park 🍃

The plants are in bloom and the park is looking wonderful in the sun☀️💮 Visited us recently and got some good shots? We want to see! Tag or DM us your springtime photos 📸👏

Happy Easter from the team (and the animals!) 🐣🐐 We hope you're having a lovely long weekend 🌟

It may be April fool's, but we aren't kidding about with our animals - they have new homes! Not only were all the fences redone recently, fresh turf has been laid ready for the spring and summer months 🐐🦆🌻

For safety reasons, it is planned that Queen's Park will be closed from midday today (Wed 25 March) due to the forecast high winds. If anything changes, we'll update here.

🌿⛳ Queen’s Park Pitch & Putt will reopen on Friday 27 March at 11am! After a winter renovation, our much‑loved nine‑hole course is back and ready for play. No booking needed — just turn up and tee off! A round costs £7.20 for adults and £4.30 for concession and that includes club hire.

The spring equinox is today, the flowers and blossom are out in full and our team are getting the park looking beautiful in the sun!☀️ How grateful are you to be seeing longer, brighter days? Or are you missing winter already? #queensparkbrent #springequinox

Queen's Park has been checked and is open as normal today (Fri 13 March).

For safety reasons, Queen's Park will close at 10am tomorrow (Thurs 12 March) due to the predicted high winds. If anything changes, we'll update here.

This stunning spring sunrise was caught by one of our rangers this week 🌅 Who else has been up early enough recently to see the sky look like this?🤔🙋🏽‍♂️

The pitch and putt course is temporarily closed. This is so renovations can take place, which will improve the course conditions and playability. There will be no access to the public at this time. We appreciate your cooperation. ⛳ #QueensParkBrent #PitchandPutt #Golf #London

A handsome gentleman enjoying the sun!☀️ Turns out we're not the only ones who have loved having a spot of nice weather 🐔 #CityFarm #London #QueensParkBrent

Guess what colours ducks like most?🪶 Our flock of ducks comprises of four species, different friendships, and different noise levels! Love animals? Come give them a wave at our city farm 🐥 #queensparkbrent #queenspark #london #ducks #cityfarm

Habitat piles are popping up in our woodland... but why?🧐 These natural barriers control the movement of visitors, and are put in place to reduce soil compaction. By minimising it our team are allowing the woodland understorey to regenerate🏵️ #QueensPark #QueensParkBrent #Ecology

4 new bird boxes are up! A range of sizes, the smaller diameter holes are perfect for blue tits, whilst the larger ones can become home for wrens and blackbirds🐦‍⬛ This National Nest Box Week, come check them out 👀 #QueensParkBrent #QueensPark #NationalNestBoxWeek #Birding

Happy Valentine's Day 💗 As you walk through Queen's Park in the coming weeks, you'll see some signs of spring 🌻So keep an eye out - there are some beautiful flowers popping up!🏵️ #QueensParkBrent #QueensPark #ValentinesDay

This #IDWGS, we heard from our Ranger, Louis, about science in open spaces: "When you're dealing with nature, you need patience, and to show it love. Women have skills the sector needs... I'm currently monitoring invertebrates to understand whether the woodland areas are ecologically effective."