Reedbed Fish Habitat Creation
In 2024, an exciting new reedbed habitat was created in Ferry Meadows using surplus earth from the Lakeside car park construction, turning leftover materials into valuable wildlife habitat.
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As a charity, we’re always working to make visits even better and increase our impact. With support from grants, donations or our own income, we enhance biodiversity and wildlife habitats, build bridges and community spaces, improve play areas and expand accessibility for everyone.
Reedbed Fish Habitat Creation
In 2024, an exciting new reedbed habitat was created in Ferry Meadows using surplus earth from the Lakeside car park construction, turning leftover materials into valuable wildlife habitat.
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Share Farming Partnership
In 2020, Nene Park Trust set out to transform 500 acres of traditionally farmed land by partnering with a pioneering, nature-friendly farmer. The contract was awarded to brothers Craig and Ryan Baxter, who began managing the land in October 2020.
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Collection Conversations
This project, supported by funding from Arts Council England, invited communities to explore, engage with and re-imagine the Peterborough Sculpture Collection.
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New Thorpe Meadows Bridge
The new bridge over the River Nene at Thorpe Meadows was installed at the end of 2023 thanks to a combination of funds from Peterborough City Council, Nene Park Trust and generous donations from Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund and FCC Communities Foundation.
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Woodlands Sports Facilities
Woodlands has been at the heart of community sport since the 1980s. Nene Park Trust took over the pitches in 2017 to bring sports back for everyone to enjoy. With planning approval now in place, a new pavilion, community space, kitchen and year-round Multi Use Games Area will soon make Woodlands even better for future generations.
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Nenescape
The Nenescape Landscape Partnership Scheme (LPS) was a £4.5 million project to celebrate, protect and conserve the natural and built heritage of the River Nene and its landscape.
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