Holy Trinity Brompton - Natura Nostra Forest

Paving a green path for biodiversity in Central London.

Kensington and Chelsea, London, England

Habitat

Miyawaki Forest

Parks

Trees

Square Meters

Native Species

Holy Trinity Brompton offers a truly unique opportunity to bring native trees into an iconic area of London. The avenue leading up to the church allows for the creation of a wild pathway: on one side a vibrant area of 400 Sq m native woodland while on the other, a native woodland meadow of 200 Sq m.

This project presents a remarkable chance to provide a valuable green space in the heart of the city, enhancing the area's aesthetic appeal. This invites residents and visitors alike to reconnect with the beauty and serenity of the forest.

Forest Maker
James Godfrey-Faussett

Forest Partners

Forest Design

Forest Update: July 2024

Planting: September 2023

Native Species

Selection

“We’re thrilled to be working with SUGi to plant a pocket forest along the driveway at HTB Brompton Road. This is a fantastic way to introduce biodiversity into the centre of London and connect our community with creation each time they visit our church. We hope that this inspires our visitors to spend more time enjoying the natural world and encourages them to think about sustainability more in their day-to-day lives.”
Archie Coates, Vicar, Holy Trinity Brompton

Holy Trinity Brompton

With its distinguished presence and architectural beauty, Holy Trinity Brompton is a symbol of London's storied past and enduring charm.

A special place in the bustling landscape of the city that holds a deep sense of reverence and inspiration. People from near and far are drawn to this cherished sanctuary because of its spiritual significance.

Nature's wonders will grace the neighbourhood through a captivating biodiversity avenue, leaving an indelible mark on the spirit of the community.