Jubilee Water Walk Map
Forum Wetland
Forum Wetland
(feature 1 of 17)
Directions: From the Forum Piazza, travel down Stocker Road to Prince of Wales Drive and turn right. With caution, cross over service yard entrance and take the steps on the right hand side. Go past Streatham Farm and the Forum Wetlands will be on the right hand side of the library.
The Forum Wetland forms part of the Forum Development. A series of ponds were created which are sustainably designed to take water from the roof of the building and store it. The rainwater filters naturally from the high point of the pond on the Piazza, down the side of the Auditorium to the lower holding pond at the side of the Library and Streatham Farm. This is a lovely place to take a calm and rejuvenating break from library study.
Things to notice: bullrushes, teasels and thistledown blowing in the breeze.
University of Exeter Forum Project Building information from Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Forum Reed Pond
Forum Reed Pond
(feature 2 of 17)
Directions: Continue walking up the pathway towards the Forum and you will see the Reed Pond on the right hand side.
This bright and airy position is surrounded by native planting, including a wildflower meadow and has been colonised by a variety of wildlife, including dragonflies and damselflies.
Things to notice: Hummingbird moths, damselflies, frogs
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Queen's Water Feature
Queen's Water Feature
(feature 3 of 17)
Directions: From the Forum Reed Pond, walk towards Devonshire House, through the underpass, past the main entrance to Queen's Building and turn left into the café courtyard. The water feature is on the far side.
This water sculpture creates a endless waterfall that echoes a quiet flowing stream. The colours reflected back produce a mural that transforms as both the light and the environment change.
Things to notice: The changing colours, on the right: Stargazer by Janis Ridley, on the left: Tension by Moelwyn Merchant.
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Reed Hall Pond
Reed Hall Pond
(feature 4 of 17)
Directions: From the café, join Queen's Drive and turn left, travel to the bottom of Queen's Drive where you will see parking meters on the other side of the road(the path is 10m before the meters). With caution cross here and follow the gravel footpath to the Reed Hall Pond.
Reed Pond takes its name from the nearby Reed Hall. The pond itself, created as part of the original 19th century landscape of Reed Hall, is a traditional man-made brick and puddled clay pond.
It is home to 'stocked' ornamental fish and supports a variety of wildlife including Mallards, Coots, Moorhens and the occasional Kingfisher. It features planting such as Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' and water lilies.
Things to notice: Beautiful Tilia Petiolaris 'Weeping Silver Lime', giant ornamental fish
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Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies Pond
Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies Pond
(feature 5 of 17)
Directions: Continue to follow the gravel footpath towards Reed Hall until you reach the Grand Steps. Climb the steps to Reed Hall and take the pathway to the right of the building. Take the steps, keeping to the left up through the wooded area until you reach the top of Queen's Drive. Turn left, up the hill about 50m to the Arab and Islamic Centre.
These formal ponds contain typical water plants and marginals, such as Nymphaea (water lily) and Eichhornia (water hyacinth).In 2016, a unique piece of public art was created by Mohammed Ali (Aerosol Arabic).
The calligraffiti spells the Arabic word for
“knowledge” and provides an incredible
backdrop to the pond.
Things to notice: The seat offers a perfect spot to sit and listen to the spill of the water.
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Peter Chalk Fountain
Peter Chalk Fountain
(feature 6 of 17)
Directions: With caution cross over the road towards the Peter Chalk building and follow the building around to the main doors. On the right side, just before the entrance, there are a set of steps. Go down the steps and the fountain will be found at the bottom.
This pond is dominated by the Minoprio fountain by Vivien Ap Rhys Pryce. It was donated to the University by the Constance Fund in 1988 and installed in memory of architect Anthony Minoprio (1900-1988).
Things to notice: Look behind you for a stunning view of the Haldon Hills.
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Geoffrey Pope Pond
Geoffrey Pope Pond
(feature 7 of 17)
Directions: From the fountain, turn left towards Geoffrey Pope/ Henry Wellcome main entrance. The duck pond is on the left hand side.
The duck house outside the Geoffrey Pope building was added to give the local ducks protection for their nests. It was kindly built and installed by the Campus Services joinery shop and is currently looked after by technicians in the Bioscience ARC Aquarium.
Due to the care and attention of the team, a successful brood of chicks has hatched this year.
Things to notice: goldfish, purple water lilies, ducklings
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Amory Pond
Amory Pond
(feature 8 of 17)
Directions: Walk towards the Forum Piazza, down Stocker Road and turn left at the roundabout onto Rennes Drive. The pond is about 10m on your left.
This pond is a surprising secret and the perfect spot to pause and enjoy the shade of the willow whilst marveling at elephantine gunnera.
Things to notice: different plants, birdsong, gunnera
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Streatham Court Water Feature
Streatham Court Water Feature
(feature 9 of 17)
With caution cross Rennes Drive towards Streatham Court building. Keep to the right of the building and after about 20m take the steps leading up to a courtyard.
This water fountain creates the feel of a babbling brook and provides the perfect atmosphere to enjoy lunch or a coffee in the courtyard.
Things to notice: Seagull by Barbara Jones, willow sculpture Snow Leopard by Serena de la Hay in collaboration with Grand Challenges students,
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Building One Water Feature
Building One Water Feature
(feature 10 of 17)
Directions: From the courtyard, turn left and take the next left towards the main entrance of Building One. The water feature is located by the main doors.
This architectural fountain was included as part of the design of Building:One in
2011. As home to the “One Planet MBA” it
is fitting that the fountain reflects our world.
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Diamond Waterway Lower Pond
Diamond Waterway Lower Pond
(feature 11 of 17)
Directions: Walk onto Rennes Drive. Turn right and continue to where the corner bears sharp left. The pond is 50m ahead on the right hand side.
The structure of the Streatham Campus, as we know it today, was principally created during the 60s and 70s following a development plan presented to the University by William Holford and Partners. It was during this period that the existing streams were dammed to form a series of ponds that are subject to sympathetic
management to encourage wildlife.
This pond forms part of the waterways of the Hoopern Valley and has been stocked with a range of fish and attracts wildlife including: mallards, moorhens, and herons.
Things to notice: hidden rocky bench to watch wildlife, minnows, moorhen chicks, water lilies
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Diamond Waterway Waterfalls
Diamond Waterway Waterfalls
(feature 12 of 17)
Directions: Follow the path uphill. There is a mini waterfall a the top of each of the three ponds.
This series of gentle waterfalls join the Top and Lower ponds of the Diamond Waterway.
As you walk along this peaceful path, look carefully and you may spot a Kingfisher flying amongst the ferns and rhododendrons.
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Diamond Waterway Top Pond
Diamond Waterway Top Pond
(feature 13 of 17)
Directions: Continue to follow the path and stream uphill, past a wooden house on the right. The upper pond is towards the top of this pathway on the left hand side, in a wooded area.
A one-metre strip at each of the pond edges is left uncut to support amphibians and small mammals and birds, providing them with an area in which they can safely move up and down the water's edge by reducing the risk they have of being exposed to predators.
The mixed vegetation around the areas of standing water includes Willow and Alder trees and marginal plants such as Bulrush and branched Bur-reed. These provide an excellent habitat for a range
of waterfowl which regularly nest and raise their young in the Valley.
Things to notice: the variety of plants, water boatmen, as you walk away look out across the campus to see a perfect view of the clock tower.
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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Lower Taddiforde Valley Pond
Lower Taddiforde Valley Pond
(feature 14 of 17)
Directions: Retrace you steps back down the path towards the main campus. Lower Taddiforde Valley Pond will be found on the right hand side as you approach the end of the meadow path.
The Taddiforde Valley consists of a series of man-made ponds constructed during the 1960s and 70s, to mimic natural watercourses. The ponds are fed by the Taddiforde Brook and its tributaries. The area is managed sympathetically, with fallen branches left in some areas to promote roosting points for birds. Habitat piles have also been left in selected areas to provide wildlife with sources of food, shelter and hibernation sites. Amphibians such as Toads and Newts utilise the habitats provided in the valley.
There are also records of the site being used by Dormouse, Hedgehog and Water Vole, priority species in the local Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP.) The watercourse has plant species such as Watercress, Pond Sedge, Lesser Water Parsnip and Lesser Reed Mace, along with several water-dependent insects.
Things to notice: birdsong, diversity of trees and plantings
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Taddiforde Valley Bridge
Taddiforde Valley Bridge
(feature 15 of 17)
Directions: Turn right immediately after the pond and join the path. Follow this path along The Taddiforde brook runs through the boundary of the campus from Prince of Wales Road, under New North Road and the stream to Taddiforde Valley Bridge.
The Taddiforde brook runs through the boundary of the campus from Prince of Wales Road, under New North Road and eventually joins the Exe. This natural feature supports a wide variety of wildlife, with evidence of otter activity and is the perfect place to play Pooh sticks!
Things to notice: the manmade steps of the stream, tree ferns, giant eucalyptus
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Living Systems Pond
Living Systems Pond
(feature 16 of 17)
From the bridge, turn right on the pathway and take an immediate left (a little slope). With caution, cross Rennes Drive onto North Park Road. Continue along North Park Road until you reach the Laver building on your right. The pond will be found just past the Laver building on the right.
Take a moment to pause and look-it is easy to walk by this pond and miss the dragonflies, lilies and the beautiful colour of the Acer and Willow trees.
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Plantation
Plantation
(feature 17 of 17)
Directions: From the pond, continue towards Northcote Theatre, cross at the zebra crossing and take the small path immediately to your left. This will take you through the Plantation(bear right at the fork).
At the bottom of the Plantation path, turn right onto Stocker Road and return to the Forum Piazza.
This area features a man-made watercourse following the natural contours of the grounds and feeds Amory pond. It features a variety of planting including: Camelias, Eucalyptus and a collection of Ferns and Azaras. A bug hotel also provides an opportunity for wildlife habitats with the area having a peaceful and semi-natural feel in the centre of the campus.
Things to notice: birdsong, this surprising wild nature in the centre of the campus, lush vegetation
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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My Jubilee Water Walk Notes
Jubilee Water Walk
Discovering the waterways and features on the Streatham Campus.
The Project
The Diamond Waterways project is an exciting element of the University’s Jubilee Celebrations. The project focuses on the water bodies and features on the Streatham Campus and aims to enhance biodiversity and provide an opportunity to connect with our natural environment. It is a collaborative initiative bringing together Arts and Culture, Estate Services, Wellbeing, Sustainability, Students’ Guild, our research community, staff and students. There are four phases to the initiative:
Restore: A schedule of small scale remedial works to enhance the beauty of the waterway and benefit wildlife ecology through improved oxygenation and flow.
Revive: A programme of targeted works including canopy reduction, vegetation clearance and de-silting of the ponds and streams. Working with academic specialists and students to evaluate the impact of our activities.
Rediscover: The Jubilee Water Walk has been designed to encourage students, staff and visitors to rediscover the Streatham Campus.
Reconnect: The Jubilee Water Walk provides a practical opportunity for people to connect with nature and our natural environment.
Photo Credit: Charlie Tyjas of Bristol Contemporary Photography
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