Spring plantlife in the North West
Seek out rare flowering plants, which have had a helping hand from volunteers, along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Spring plantlife in the North East
Find inspiration in the woodlands and wildflower meadows of the River Aire and Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Spring plantlife in the West Midlands
Seek out distinctive wetland plants at Fens Pool Local Nature Reserve and along the Stourbridge Canal
Spring plantlife in the East Midlands
Discover a hotbed of rare aquatic plants along the Grantham Canal
Spring plantlife in the South West
Seek out wildflowers, ramsoms and wood anemone along rural stretches of the Kennet & Avon
Spring plantlife in the South East
Look out for crack willow and buttercup meadows along the Grand Union Canal
Spring plantlife in London
Find peace (and billowing wild flowers) along the River Lea
Unexpected Avons
Whether carving a deep cleft through Bristol, flowing freely across Salisbury Plain or cutting a course through Shakespeare Country, our River Avons link us back to our Celtic past
Breathe the trees: Pocklington Canal
Discover serene towpaths edged by trees and wildflowers in the Pock’s upper reaches, or amble among alder and veteran willows in the Lower Derwent Valley Nature Reserve.
Breathe the trees: Peak Forest Canal
Explore Marple Locks with its waterside willows, or dip into the ancient woodlands of Haughton Dale, with its flourishing landscape of oak, ash and alder.