Landscapes, parks and nature

Friends of the River Wye are researching the decline of an iconic plant species in Wales to help plan for future nature recovery.

Joint winner of the Sustainable Project of the Year at the Museums + Heritage Awards 2026, the archive shares how it reduced its carbon footprint and inspired public action.

This project will restore and reconnect habitats across one of Europe's most important sand dune systems, securing the reserve's future as a wildlife-rich landscape.

On the coast of Wester Ross Marine Protected Area, young people aged 7–16 are taking action to care for their local seas.

Our funding helped turn a park in need of renewal into a vibrant and thriving community hub.

Our funding is conserving the Grade I listed site in North London and improving access, biodiversity and community engagement.

This project will strengthen nature networks and safeguard biodiversity along the River Ithon and the River Marteg in Wales.

This project is helping revive bumblebee species along the Carmarthenshire coast and empowering local people to get involved in conservation.

Fieldwork Studios and Slade Farm Organics are restoring farmland habitats to improve biodiversity, boost landscape-scale resilience and connect people with Wales' agricultural heritage.

This project will improve conditions for internationally important wintering birds and bring local people closer to nature.

The Urban Long Forest is led by Keep Wales Tidy and focuses on protecting and restoring hedgerows and ancient trees in urban areas under increasing threat.

Therapeutic gardening is helping preserve the natural heritage of Kings Heath Park and changing local lives.