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Latest news
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Why we're building a Park Quality Plan for Bristol
Having a good quality park near to home isn't just a 'nice to have'.
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Eastville Park chosen for Bristol’s next accessible park project
Disabled people and unpaid carers from across Bristol have chosen Eastville Park as the next park to receive a full access assessment and accessibility improvements.
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Why a greener Bristol must also be a fairer Bristol
Our CEO explains why Your Park has signed Bristol’s Just Transition Declaration, and why climate and nature action must work for everyone.
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Bristol Walk Fest - join us
Bristol’s much-loved annual walking celebration, Bristol Walk Festival, is back with hundreds of events encouraging people of all ages and abilities to get outdoors and explore the city on foot.
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What falling life expectancy tells us about parks, health and inequality
Today's national headlines are hard to ignore - what are we doing about it?
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Roots to Wellbeing comes to Weston in Bath
A hidden green space on the edge Bath will soon be home to free, nature-based wellbeing support.
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Sunflower planting and sensory walks
We teamed up with SENDaWelcome to bring inclusive and sensory activities to Horfield Common.
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What we heard: reflections from our knowledge sharing event
Following the launch of our new research on accessibility in parks for different ethnicities, we brought people together to share their experiences and ideas for what should happen next.
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Help choose Bristol's next park to be designed by Disabled people & carers
We are helping Bristol City Council decide how to spend money committed to make parks more accessible.
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Restoring wildflower meadows at Dundry Slopes Nature Reserve
Volunteers have contributed more than 230 hours to improve meadows for wildlife at Dundry Slopes Nature Reserve, thanks to support from the Bristol Airport Local Community Fund.
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Sadaga Roots to Wellbeing comes to Lawrence Hill
We're working with Sadaga to bring a free, friendly, nature-based wellbeing support group for Arabic speaking women to Lawrence Hill.
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National Lottery funding secures nature-based mental health support in local parks
We are delighted to share that The National Lottery Community Fund has awarded us £353k to continue our Roots to Wellbeing programme across Bristol and Bath.
