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140 mature trees bound for Manchester’s new Mayfield Park arrive in the UK

140 mature trees bound for Manchester’s new Mayfield Park arrive in the UK

by Andy Parkinson | Sep 21, 2021 | Natural Environment

Diverse species to transform an area previously inhospitable to trees into a new ‘green lung’ for Manchester. A collection of 140 mature trees of 43 different species have arrived in the UK ahead of being moved to their forever home at Manchester’s new Mayfield Park,...
Rediscovered Victorian brewery to provide Manchester’s new Mayfield Park with sustainable irrigation

Rediscovered Victorian brewery to provide Manchester’s new Mayfield Park with sustainable irrigation

by Andy Parkinson | Aug 16, 2021 | Natural Environment

The developers behind Manchester’s first new public park in 100 years are taking more than a splash of inspiration from the area’s proud industrial heritage. A collection of recently-discovered wells, some dating back to the Victorian era, are set to provide the new...
Northern Roots urban farm and eco-park secures funding from Towns Fund

Northern Roots urban farm and eco-park secures funding from Towns Fund

by Andy Parkinson | Jul 7, 2021 | Natural Environment

Plans for a new 160-acre urban farm and eco-park in Oldham have advanced following successful allocation of funding and the appointment of award-winning architects to build a new Visitor and Education Centre. Northern Roots, an existing sprawl of under-used green...
Project announced to transform Castlefield viaduct into a green oasis above the city

Project announced to transform Castlefield viaduct into a green oasis above the city

by Andy Parkinson | Jun 23, 2021 | Natural Environment

The National Trust is in the early stages of a project to bring Manchester’s Castlefield viaduct back into use, transforming the disused railway line into a green oasis above the city. Built in 1892, the viaduct was used to carry heavy rail traffice out of...
Meet the Mancunian birder searching for a bird to represent every borough

Meet the Mancunian birder searching for a bird to represent every borough

by Andy Parkinson | Jun 14, 2021 | Natural Environment

A local expert known as the ‘Mancunian birder’ is on a mission to find a symbolic bird to represent every one of Greater Manchester’s ten boroughs. James Walsh, a bird expert, founder of the Greater Manchester Birding City Region Project, and author of the Mancunian...
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