Brading Roman Villa has unveiled its new Nature Trail as part of the Isle of Wight Biosphere Festival.
The trail takes advantage of the location around the perimeter of the Brading Roman Villa.
Visitors, who will see outstanding views at the information points, are invited to follow the trail and explore the countryside, the local wildlife, wildflowers and grasses.
The nature trail has been open to benefit the whole community and to attract visitors to this important location.
The Trail was opened on June 14 by Manager of Brading Roman Villa Jasmine Wroath, Trustee Bella Janson, Artist Lucy Bell, National Landscape Manger Richard Grogan, Amy Summer Visit IW.
On the day they were joined by Lanesend Primary School from Cowes.
The Nature Trail is one of many examples of how Brading Roman Villa is working innovatively to reduce its carbon footprint and achieve its sustainability goal.
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