The Completion of Wakehurst’s 300 Metre Wetland Boardwalk

This summer we completed a 300 metre wetland boardwalk at Wakehurst, a Kew Botanical Gardens property that houses the largest wild seed conservation project in the world. The structure uses 90 tonnes of locally sourced, FSC certified oak and now gives visitors the opportunity to explore the wetlands.

Wetland Flyover Video

The following aerial flyover video of the wetlands gives an overview of the project, giving a little insight into the amount of work involved in the boardwalk and its features.

Enjoy The Wetlands

If you happen to be in the local area, please visit the wetland boardwalk and let us know what you think. For those of you a little further away, here are some final shots of the boardwalk. Photo credit: Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.\

Safety rails and benches are part of the design

Much of the wetland is now accessible to all visitors

The boardwalk offers lots of different routes for visitors

Nature can now be enjoyed by all

Design Your Own Wetland Boardwalk

This is just one of the many wetland boardwalks we have made – you can see some of the others here. If you are interested in commissioning your own boardwalk, please get in touch with us and we will be happy to walk you through the process.