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Urban planted flowers in derelict housing plots with family, Sheffield - Paul Hobson

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Nextdoor Nature project

Thanks to £5 million funding across the UK from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Nextdoor Nature provided people with the advice and support they needed to help nature on their doorstep, leaving a lasting natural legacy to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Here in Somerset, we worked in collaboration with local communities based in Yeovil and Taunton, to identify forgotten spaces that could be used to invite nature back into our urban and residential spaces!

Wilder Communities Officers

Patrick and Helen were our Wilder Communities Officers, funded by the Nextdoor Nature project.

Patrick Price, Wilder Communities Officer

Patrick Price, Wilder Communities Officer

Patrick Price

Patrick worked alongside communities in the Priorswood and Holway areas of Taunton. 

a photo of Helen Hawke

Helen Hawke

Helen concentrated on the Westfield and Milford park area of Yeovil. 

 

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