Day 32 Go on a treasure hunt..

Callington Road local nature reserve is an oasis for wildlife in the middle of a busy urban environment in south Bristol. Download one of our nature journal's made specifically for the site, to help you discover how bats feed, which tree could help to make an artificial limb, how fast dragonflies can fly and much, much more. With lots of different wildlife to spot throughout the year, stories and memories from the local community and even a treasure map with clues for you to find, this journal will keep you busy all day!

Day 6 : Explore Brandon Hill nature park

Time to take it easy and enjoy one of Bristol's best city centre wildlife havens - so pack a picnic, take the bus and spend the afternoon in the peaceful wildflower meadows of Brandon Hill nature park. Click here for directions.

1. Climb to the top of Cabot Tower to be rewarded with breathtaking views across the city. This is also a great spot to look out for peregrines which like to perch just across the way on the Wills Memorial Building. There's so much to see from up there that you'll be glad of having taken a pair of binoculars!
2. Then when you get back down to earth look for dragonflies in the pond - download this free spotters guide so you can tick off each type that you see! The pond is also home to toads, frogs and newts so tread carefully and avoid disturbing them.
3. Afterwards, treat yourself to some lovely homemade ice cream from the van at the top of the hill - scrumptious!

For an insight into what other wildlife there is on Brandon Hill then check out this wildlife map and photos from the wonderful Brandon Hill Nature Blog