Lambeth Bee Roads are corridors along our roads and highways which provide food, shelter and habitat for wildlife.
We've already created an amazing number of Bee Roads all over Lambeth, close to where people live, work, study and play.
Look through the list of Bee Roads below, and you'll find one close to you or find out more about the project.
We'll be adding more sites as the project continues.
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Cowley Road Bee Road
At Cowley Road we converted 340 metres square of short grass into a relatively low, rich habitat for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Deronda Estate Bee Road
At Deronda Estate we worked with the Tenants and Residents Association, local volunteers and pupils from Elmgreen School to create wildflower-rich verges, and plant a new 30-metre-long wildlife hed
Knatchbull Road Bee Road
Extending the pollinator-friendly habitat out from the wildflower meadows and gardens of Myatts Field Park, Knatchbull Road roundabout has had its own Bee Roads treatment.
Lambeth Walk Bee Road
Roots and Shoots, a well-established educational and environmental charity, have created a new species-rich wildflower meadow area on part of ‘Lambeth Walk Doorstep Green,’ and important public ope
Loughborough Park Bee Road
At the suggestion of Friends of Loughborough Park, and with their help, we worked to create a traditional meadow here, on the corner of Moorland Road and Loughborough Park.
Myatt’s Fields South Estate Bee Road
At Myatts Field South we worked with residents and local volunteers to plant shade-tolerant wildflowers into grass verges, plug gaps in the hedging along Mostyn Road and create a mini-meadow next t
Rush Common Bee Road
In spring 2024, we are creating 450 square metres of wildflower meadow at the northern tip of Rush Common, opposite Baytree Road.
St. Matthew's Bee Road
The 50m-wide green stretching along Effra Road in front of St Matthew’s Estate is the site of a new project to create a biodiverse rain garden to enhance the local area for residents and wildlife,