Flock Together

Birdwatching and walking collective for people of colour

🥾 Across London Regular walks; see socials Social Beginner-friendly

Flock Together is a birdwatching collective combatting the under-representation of people of colour in nature through walks and other events. Part walk, part nature connection, the group heads out into London's green spaces to spot birds, breathe fresh air and build community - no experience or fancy binoculars required.

It's a relaxed, welcoming space that has grown into an international movement, but its roots are in friendly local walks where you can slow down, look up and meet like-minded people. If you've felt that outdoor and nature spaces weren't quite for you, Flock Together offers a warm, affirming alternative.

Follow their channels to find the next walk and simply come along - curiosity is the only thing you need to bring.

Across London
Regular walks; see socials

From the blog

Real stories of people who found their people in London.

Marcus Bennett · 9 June 2026 I can't do small talk. At a board game night, I finally didn't have to. Parties, pubs, the dreaded "so what do you do?" - I'd given up on meeting people. Then I sat down at a board game night and the talking just happened sideways. Rachel Okafor · 15 June 2026 I was someone's mum from 6am to midnight. A book club gave me back two hours that were mine. After my son was born I disappeared into being his mother. The thing that brought me back wasn't a spa day or a grand gesture. It was a paperback and a room full of women. Erin Walsh · 16 June 2026 Socialising never made sense to me. At a board game night, the rules were finally written down. As an autistic adult, the unspoken rules of socialising always left me lost and exhausted. A board game night was the first place the rules were actually explicit - and I could finally relax.