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 by Abi Stubbs
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Explore Bristol's Wildlife Sites

The City of Bristol and the surrounding urban areas have a fabulous range of Nature Reserves and wildlife sites, many of which are unknown to the majority of residents.

The links below will help you find some of these secret gems and to understand more about them. We hope that it will also inspire you to seek them out and explore them for yourself.
If you have any comments about wildlife and nature reserves in and around Bristol please visit the Friends of Troopers Hill Discussion Forum.

Bristol Parks' Nature in the City Project was run by Sally Oldfield and focused on Troopers Hill and five other sites. The project ran for two years to September 2008 and followed on from the four-year Wildspace! project which had also been run by Sally. Photographs and reports on some of the events held during the two years of Nature in the City can via the link below.

Nature in the City Project >>

Manor Woods Valley LNR

 Bristol's Wildlife Sites

 Bristol Parks Wildlife Page

  Bristol Biodiversity Action Plan

  Bristol's Big Wildlife Map

  Bristol City Centre Nature Trail

  Explore the Avon Valley

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