Moselle Meadow is a small community garden that exists on what was once a fly-tipped wasteland in Noel Park, North London. It is named after the Moselle River, which runs beneath Moselle Meadow as a culverted river. It is a place for wildlife and people to coexist and enjoy one another's company. It is hugely popular with pollinators and decomposers thanks to a vast range of flowers and a sizeable bug hotel. This year, blue tits have moved into the bird box on the tree. Noel Park Big Local hosts a monthly garden get-together (the second Tuesday of each month), at which visitors can help with gardening tasks and/or engage in creative activities to help enhance Moselle Meadow.