The vibrant works of poetry, mural, rock painting, stories, and sculpture which were conceived and built at Rose Hill Primary School and the adjacent community centre celebrate the diversity and beauty of the nearby reserve.
Rivermead, which is managed by Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) and Oxford City Council is an oasis of greenery and a home for an increasing array of wildlife that is tucked between the Eastern Bypass and the River Thames.
The Wild Art project has been made possible with funding from Thames Water and Oxford City Council. It is part of BBOWT's Wild Oxford campaign which aims to create a more resilient network of wildlife habitats across the city which will benefit Oxford’s natural heritage and improve people’s access to nature.