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Latest news
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Access Action Plans for Redcatch Park and Redcatch Community Garden
We've been working with local Disabled people and carers to improve the accessibility of these iconic Bristol sites.
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New Event: Share your perspectives on our new research
Join us for lunch on Thursday 19th February to talk through our new research and share your thoughts on how to make parks feel safer and more welcoming for ethnic minority communities.
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Volunteer as a Sensory Walk Volunteer Leader
Find out how to volunteer with us as a Sensory Walk Volunteer Leader in Bristol & Bath's parks.
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Help make Weston Rec in Bath more inclusive
We're bringing together Disabled people and carers from BA1 to make Weston Rec a more inclusive and accessible space.
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A new lived experience reference group shaping the future of our parks
Parks only thrive when the people who want to use them get to shape them. That simple truth sits behind 'Your Park, Your Say', our new lived experience reference group.
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Five years of growing something special with Hargreaves Lansdown
With HL’s steady support, College Green has shifted from ordinary lawn to one of Bristol’s most surprising pockets of biodiversity.
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Working with GreenTheUK to enhance work in parks
Working with GreenTheUK will support nature rich spaces in Bristol and Bath while helping companies give back too.
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Parks in Bristol to be made safer for women and girls
And we’re calling for meaningful change - creating safer, more welcoming parks by listening to the communities who use them least.
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National Lottery funding powers weekly volunteering in Bath’s parks
We’re delighted to receive support from The National Lottery Community Fund, made possible by National Lottery players. This funding will brings Bath residents together to care for their local parks.
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Step out of the office, into the fresh air this Autumn
Join us for a Team Day in nature (and get a special October discount!)
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Branching Out: A morning of connection and nature inspiration
Last Sunday, we were proud to see Branching Out: Networking & Learning come to life. We welcomed 70 park volunteers along with community organisations and expert speakers to the Trinity Centre in Old Market, Bristol.
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A new Deaf group to get out in nature
Together with The Centre for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People, we want to start a new Deaf-led group in Bristol’s parks.
