We have been working on an idea for a small woodland school at the local Victorian cemetery. The idea is to get more people into Arnos Vale Cemetery, which is located close to the centre of Bristol. A woodland school will provide a location for teaching and practical work with young people. Activities such as green woodworking, woodland management and nature exploration will be centred around a shelter, woodyard and new accessible wildlife habitats. The sketch below shows our inititial ideas, which have yet to be approved by the Trust.
Arnos Vale is an amazing landscape to visit, with something for everyone. There is an absolute treasure trove of history, with many prominent Bristol people buried there in Victorian mausoleum. There are war graves of many nationalities, as poor seaman injured at sea sadly died in local hospitals. There are areas of ancient woodland, woodland flowers, reptiles, butterflies, rare lichens on grave stones, many birds, including buzzards, owls and sparrowhawks, there are badgers, foxes and rumours of deer.
There are lots of events as well - for more information, go to www.arnosvale.org.uk
Showing posts with label Landscape architecture; Bristol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Landscape architecture; Bristol. Show all posts
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Sustainable drainage at Knowle Park Primary
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New Project section
We have just launched a 'New Project' portfolio section. Visit our website for details of exciting and engaging schemes that we are currently working on:
http://www.afla.co.uk/NEW/broad.html
http://www.afla.co.uk/NEW/broad.html
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