Yazor Brook
The Yazor Brook Restoration Project, led by Herefordshire Wildlife Trust's city branch, is working to recover and nurture the Yazor Brook as a blue-green corridor through Hereford. The brook provides a refuge for wildlife in the heart of the city and creates valuable natural spaces for us all to enjoy, but is also used as a repository for rubbish, industrial effluent, toxic surface water from roads and even raw sewage.
Volunteers are helping to clean up, protect and improve the brook and its surroundings. In turn this will help reduce flooding and support more wildlife. You can get involved here.
Richard and Marion Campbell who runs the Apple Store Gallery worked with a group of artists and poets in partnership with the City Branch for a year, leading to exhibitions and public events in the summer of 2023 to raise awareness of the restoration work.
Volunteers are helping to clean up, protect and improve the brook and its surroundings. In turn this will help reduce flooding and support more wildlife. You can get involved here.
Richard and Marion Campbell who runs the Apple Store Gallery worked with a group of artists and poets in partnership with the City Branch for a year, leading to exhibitions and public events in the summer of 2023 to raise awareness of the restoration work.
Field Bindweed in Drought

Blackthorn Blossom

Catkins Dancing in a Breeze

Flag Iris as Storm Arrives

Hornbeam Catkins

Hedgerow Cranesbill

Weeping Willow Catches Sun

Red Admiral on Leaf Litter

Grasses Against Storm Sky

Shield Bug

Cuckoo Flower

Autumn Plane Catching Sun

Narrow-leaved Ash in Autumn

Harvest Moon

Harvest Moon - Sapling by Torchlight

Harvest Moon - Brook Reflections

Blockage

Sewage Rag (tampons, wet wipes, condoms…)

Sewage Fungus

Sewage Slick

Road Run-Off (Arsenic & Other Nasties)

Dry Bed

Dead Fish

Stop the Drop
