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Latest news
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New Roots to Wellbeing group for Arabic-speaking women
A safe space to connect with nature, creativity and each other in Lawrence Hill.
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A new Accessibility Action Plan for Withywood Park
Withywood Park now has its very own Accessibility Action Plan, created hand in hand with local Disabled people, carers and community partners.
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Branching out: Bristol parks volunteer networking
Do you volunteer your time in Bristol's parks and would like to build connections and skills? Join our Branching Out event in September.
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Nicki’s story: finding hope in nature
Read how Roots to Wellbeing is supporting people like Nicki to reconnect with nature and rediscover hope.
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Not 'Normal for Hartcliffe' - the community garden worth fighting for
A new sensory garden in South Bristol is experiencing continued vandalism. Can you help?
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Help make Redcatch Park & Redcatch Community Garden more inclusive
We're bringing together Disabled people and carers from BS4 to make Redcatch Park and Redcatch Community Garden a more inclusive and accessible space.
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Discover Bath’s new nature trail
Explore new parks and discover two new ponds for people and pollinators.
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Nature & communities thriving together
Discover how we've partnered with communities to help nature thrive in Bristol and Bath's parks.
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New sensory garden brings calm and connection to Bristol’s Hartcliffe Millennium Green
A new garden to stimulate the senses and soothe the soul has opened in south Bristol, thanks to Your Park's partnership with National Grid Electricity Distribution.
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New wellbeing sessions for parents in Hartcliffe and Dundry
Your Park launches a free weekly nature group for parents of school age children in Hartcliffe, to help parents slow down and look after themselves in the fresh air.
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#LeadWithLove this Stress Awareness Month
Discover how Bristol & Bath's parks and nature can support you this month
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£250k to make Bristol & Bath's parks more accessible
We're excited to announce new funding from Heritage Lottery Fund to make Bristol & Bath's parks more accessible and inclusive.
