fa ncy fancy a date at the snooker? good morning, everybody, from trafalgar square, which for one day only has been transformed into a beautiful wild meadow as part of a campaign to reconnect us with nature. it is known as the big green wild campaign to give a reflection of what london could look like if it was returned to nature. it has potted plants. it is open until eight o clock and three to wander in and out of. you could be given a plant to take home with you or a little piece of paper that contains a lot of seeds for wild flowers that you can plant in your garden. it is gorgeous and tranquil. you can come here, sit down and have your lunch and enjoy life. but it is a colder start to the day with temperatures in london 7.7 celsius. in shap, 5.
is, does this look like a series of quite small measures to solve a very big problem? big problem? thank you, adam, in westminster. westminster. carol is out and about this morning, in a much greener trafalgar square than we would normally see. trafalgar square! it looks gorgeous there! this morning it is lovely in trafalgar square which for one day early has been transformed into a wild meadow as part of a campaign to reconnect us with nature. we have ferns, foliage and plants, these guys have been setting this up since apm last night. you can come down until 8pm tonight when it will be dismantled and everything will go to a good home. it s all environmentally friendly. if you are planning on coming down, it is a cold start to the day. cold across
for the government here is that lots of solutions which seem quite small but could add up to look bigger actuallyjust end up looking small in the face of a very big problem. thank you, i don t. adam. carol has the weather this moring from a greener than normal trafalgar square. looking really pretty. it is indeed, good morning, everyone. trafalgar square has been turned into a wild meadow for one day only, all part of a campaign to reconnect us with nature. it is known as the big rewild campaign, to give an impression of what london would look like if it was returned to nature. you might see this in your community because over the next six to eight weeks, in manchester, lewisham, port talbot and edinburgh they are all to be doing something