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Digital Goody Bag & Resources

Following the success of our Nature without Barriers Event

19th November 2024

Here are some resources, information and slides to help you re-cap the day (or catch up if you missed it) and to learn more about how you can improve access to nature in Gloucestershire.

Useful resources

Accessible Comms

Access Audits in Nature

Co-production / Involvement and Participation

Other useful resources

Gloucestershire Community Rail Partnership

Please click here to view a guide to access and inclusion

Please click here to view some access case studies

Sensory Trust

Please click on the link below for Guidance advice which covers technical issues like path widths and surfaces, and shares Sensory Trust’s approaches on aspects like inclusive interpretation, nature-based activities and dementia friendly walks.

Advice and guidance – Sensory Trust Guide

Digital Access to Nature – Wilde Earth Journeys

Click here to view their YouTube channel

Ramblers

Please click here to read a guide to open access land in England and Wale

Groundwork

Please click here to read a news report about inequalities in access to parks and greenspaces\

Black2Nature

Click here to find out more

Digital Content from the Access to Nature Learning Programme

Digital content

In 2025 Barnwood Trust plans to work alongside more organisations to improve access to nature in Gloucestershire. We would like to be in touch with people and organisations that manage ‘everyday green and blue spaces’ who might be interested in embarking on learning and joining a peer network to improve access to nature. You might work in housing, hospitals/GP surgeries, or local parks. Please be in touch with our Learning Manager Josh Jones if you would like to know more –  josh.jones@barnwoodtrust.org