Brent’s Bee Corridor
To increase biodiversity in Brent and help flora and fauna to thrive we have changed the way some of our grassed areas are managed, creating wildflower meadows.
Together, these 22 wildflower meadows make up Brent’s Bee Corridor.
Wildflowers add bursts of colour into our parks, as well as encouraging visits from butterflies, moths, dragonflies, bees and numerous other pollinating insects.
Meadows have their own life cycle over the course of a year. In the spring, we will rotate the ground and sow new seeds. Over the summer months the grasses and flowers will be allowed to grow long and lustrous, before being cut back in the autumn ready for the next year.
A full list of all meadow areas for 2019 can be found below along with a corresponding map.
- Alperton Sports Ground
- Barham Park
- Church Lane Recreation Ground
- Elmwood Park
- Eton Grove Open Space
- Fryent Country Park
- Gladstone Park
- King Edward VII Park, Wembley
- Leybourne Open Space
- Lindsay Park
- Neasden Recreation Ground
- Northwick Park
- Roundwood Park
- One Tree Hill
- Preston Park
- Roe Green Park
- Sherrins Farm Open Space
- Silver Jubilee Park
- St Raphael’s Open Space
- Sudbury Court Open Space
- Tiverton Recreation Ground
- Tookey Close Open Space
- Woodcock Park
View the map to find your nearest meadow
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