Discovery trail in Skyttorp
The project is part of the umbrella project Richer Water and Landscape.
In Skyttorp, a discovery trail is being created where art, children's imagination and biodiversity meet. With natural materials, nest boxes and nature education in focus, the aim is to attract more people into nature.
About the project
Skyttorp Forest Garden wants to increase people's contact with and time spent in nature. They currently lease land in Skyttorp that is overgrown, and see great potential in the area. Therefore, they now want to build a discovery trail, to make the trail more accessible and exciting to walk on.
The path will lead visitors through the bush without disturbing local residents, while also showcasing conservation efforts such as rice structures, insect hotels and birdhouses. Along the way, artwork and playful figures, created together with the church's children's groups, will arouse curiosity in both children and adults. In addition, information signs will be set up to inform about the efforts that have been made and why they matter.
The project aims to increase people's contact with nature, spread knowledge about biodiversity and create an inviting place for meetings and learning. The goal is a path that combines aesthetics, playfulness and nature conservation where both people and species thrive. Through workshops, information signs and creative activities, the place will become a destination that strengthens both the environment and the community in Skyttorp
Project manager Elin has run several projects with us, both at Bobrunna farm in Tensta and in the nearby community of Skyttorp. Read more about her various projects here:
Project period
2025-10-01 to 2026-07-31
Project owner
Skyttorp Forest Garden
Project Manager
Elin Bostrom, skogstradgardskyttorp@gmail.com & bobrunnagard@gmail.com
Homepage
bobrunna.se
In Skyttorp, a discovery trail is being created where art, children's imagination and biodiversity meet. With natural materials, nest boxes and nature education in focus, the aim is to attract more people into nature.
The project is part of the umbrella project Richer Water and Landscape.
Granted support
25,000 SEK
Leader support consists of funding from the EU, the state and Upplandsbygd locally led development.
