People and Wildlife: Young Bristol at Dame Emily Park

Tuesday 5 January 2010

Young Bristol at Dame Emily Park

A group from Young Bristol added over fifty whips to Dame Emily Park in Bedminster on 9th December 2009. This expanded upon the planting which the trust did as part of the national Tree O’clock event on Saturday 5th December 2009. The beautiful clear winter day set the scene for some light physical activity. Young hawthorn, blackthorn, buckthorn, holly and hazel was planted to enhance a fence line and provide new wildlife habitat in years to come. Contact Kelly Bray if you need any help with community wildlife gardening in your area: kellybray@avonwildlifetrust.org.uk

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Avon Wildlife Trust's Heritage Lottery Funded People and Wildlife project is engaging a wide diversity of people with nature, including young people, people living in deprived areas, people from Black and Minority Ethnic groups, people with learning disabilities or people recovering from health issues.

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