Good news for tree huggers.
According to the Environment Times London Underground manages 10 per cent of the Capital's biodiversity.
More than 200 trackside sites, totaling almost 2,000 acres, have been identified as Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation.
And in recent years an impressive 550 plant species, 42 types of bird, 14 mammals, and 538 invertebrates have been recorded on LU's network.
Presumably the remaining 90% of London's bio-diversity is to be found, unmanaged, on Network Rail infrastructure.
Grimsby and Back
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