Sea Mills COP26 nature trail

Walks, England, Bristol
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Sea Mills COP26 nature trail

Bristol City

by liferewilded

  • 30 minutes / 2.4km
  • 25

River walk for you to connect with nature.Designed by LifeRewilded & Sea Mills Climate Action group.

  • Refreshments
  • Dog friendly
  • Child friendly
  • Public transport
  • Water feature
  • Wildlife

Walk preview

Map preview for Sea Mills COP26 nature trail
  1. Walk starts here. Look for bees & butterflies in the meadow. Leave a patch of your garden wild to attract wildlife. Biodiversity is key!

    Step 1: Walk starts here. Look for bees & butterflies in the meadow. Leave a patch of your garden wild to attract wildlife. Biodiversity is key!

  2. Can you find the den? See how ivy climbs the leaning branch. Ivy doesn't harm trees, they live side by side, as we can!

    Step 2: Can you find the den? See how ivy climbs the leaning branch. Ivy doesn't harm trees, they live side by side, as we can!

  3. Head over the bridge which crosses the river Trym. Enjoy the tranquility & a game of Pooh Sticks. Look up local project Trout in the Trym.

    Step 3: Head over the bridge which crosses the river Trym. Enjoy the tranquility & a game of Pooh Sticks. Look up local project Trout in the Trym.

  4. Look carefully on the left at the end of the bridge to find the Two Towers tree. See how the trunk has split & rejoined further up?

    Step 4: Look carefully on the left at the end of the bridge to find the Two Towers tree. See how the trunk has split & rejoined further up?

  5. Have a go at balancing along these fallen logs to the right of the path. Look out for the Artists Conk toadstools on the large stump. πŸͺ΅ πŸ„

    Step 5: Have a go at balancing along these fallen logs to the right of the path. Look out for the Artists Conk toadstools on the large stump. πŸͺ΅ πŸ„

  6. Another fallen tree. As it decomposes, it adds more nutrients to the ground for other plants & trees to grow.

    Step 6: Another fallen tree. As it decomposes, it adds more nutrients to the ground for other plants & trees to grow.

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