Pangbourne Railway Station, Berkshire

The Bee Experience is a mural unlike any other. Designed by The Mural Artists and Zase Design, it allows users of the pedestrian tunnel the opportunity to travel with honey bees and into their hive. The mural spans around 45m beneath the railway lines of Pangbourne Station and is sponsored by our partner Earthborn Paints. …

Culpepper Community Garden, London

We were approached by the family of Amanda Battini in 2021 with the request to create a commemorative bee-friendly tribute for a woman who loved nature and bees. With donations from the family, friends and Amanda’s former workplace, Mills & Reeve LLP, we commissioned this striking iron structure by artist blacksmith Thomas Gontar, as a …

Worcestershire Parkway Railway Station, Worcestershire

The new station at Worcestershire Parkway gave us a wonderful opportunity to bring together all our different skills and activities. We built planters, created a large wildflower meadow, made compost bins, and installed some of our unique bug hotels. Plus, in the waiting room, we commissioned a vibrant mural from Alice Baker.

Exeter St Thomas Railway Station, Devon

We had furry companionship for the planter installation at Exeter St Thomas. Despite the rain, Otto remained on site to oversee the installation of two planters at the station. Access may have been challenging – all materials had to be carried by hand up four flights of stairs – but the planters join a pre-existing …

Exeter Central Railway Station, Devon

In May 2022, we installed two of our self-watering planters at Exeter Central Station. These planters – one on each side of the tracks – add to our bee-friendly portfolio of GWR supported planters. These planters were perfect for the station – built off site and easily moveable, they were installed with minimal interruption to …

March Railway Station, Cambridgeshire

March Station in the Cambridgeshire Fenlands, had a complete make-over in 2022, and the Trust was asked to take charge of planting up the new beds in the car park. Working with a team from Greater Anglia and Railscape, along with local volunteers, we planted three hundred sedums, ceanothus, lavenders and lilacs, and about three …