Friends of Brislington Brook
Friends of Brislington Brook is a group of volunteers that cares for Nightingale Valley and St. Anne’s Woods in East Bristol. Brislington Brook runs through both nature reserves before flowing into the River Avon.
We work to protect local wildlife and encourage the community to use these valuable natural spaces in the heart of the city.
Upcoming events

Wildlife
Nightingale Valley and St Anne’s Woods are home to a rich variety of plants, wildlife, birds and insects. Find out about our conservation projects and how you can help.

Join us!
We run regular volunteer sessions in St Anne’s Woods and Nightingale Valley. They’re a great way to get out into the parks, do some good and make new friends along the way!
Our latest news
Water Health Guardians unite!
Due to growing concerns about the levels of sewage in Brislington Brook, a new FoBB subgroup has emerged. Water Health Guardians aim to use political pressure, building partnerships and developing...
Read MoreSt Anne’s celebration and naming the dragon!
On Sunday 26th July, Friends of Brislington Brook invited our local community along to celebrate St Anne’s Day. And what a day it was! St Anne’s Wood has long...
Read MoreClean up your act!
Not only is the Brislington Brook incredibly biodiverse but it ranks, sadly, as South Bristol’s most polluted waterway. Campaigns are afoot. So at the start of June, Jackie and Claire...
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