The leaseholder says he wants to do sports activities for the local community, but residents are supporting conservationists in calls to retain the woodland for dog-walking and wildlife.
A London council has ordered a landowner to replant trees felled to make way for outdoor sports fields.
Mr Choudary, a football coach, said children need outdoor spaces to practice and play football and his indoor academy in Camberwell has run out of space. The company which owns the land, Hopeson Group Limited, said the lease was"granted with a view to create sports facilities for participants of all ages".Mr Choudary has accused local residents of trying to drive him away so they can use the space to walk their dogs.He agreed to meet Sky News at the site only if security was provided, saying the dispute has become so toxic that locals set their dogs on him.
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