Wartime bomb crater in East London becomes thriving wildlife haven
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Wartime bomb crater in East London becomes thriving wildlife haven

6 May 2026 · Originally published 6 May 2026 8/10 Original headline: From V2 rocket-scarred London to Ukraine: how nature thrives in bomb craters
A crater created by a V2 rocket in 1945 has transformed into a vital ecosystem on the Walthamstow Marshes. Now a protected pond, it supports a diverse range of plants, insects, and amphibians, providing a permanent refuge for nature within the city.
Source: Guardian Env Greater London
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