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	Bristol Festival of Nature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bristol Festival of Nature is a three week long event in Bristol, England, featuring hundreds of events, including lectures, tours and film screenings on subjects of science, natural history and the environment.
		The event principally takes place at At-Bristol, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol Zoo, the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England, though there are many other events around the city, such as at Blaise Castle estate and Leigh Woods.
		The festival coincides with a conference of scientists, environmentalists, broadcasters and journalists, who meet to discuss the issue of communicating conservation issues to the public.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bristol_Festival_of_Nature (175 words)

	At-Bristol Press Release - Birds eye view of the Earth is coming to Bristol
		Bristol Natural History Consortium is delighted to announce their success in securing the stunning and inspiring Earth from the Air Exhibition for Bristol Festival of Nature, hosted by At-Bristol in it's public squares and spaces this October.
		At-Bristol is delighted to be hosting this breathtaking exhibition as part of the Bristol Festival of Nature.
		Bristol Natural History Consortium is a collaboration between At-Bristol, BBC, Bristol Zoo Gardens, University of Bristol, University of the West of England, The Wildscreen Trust and WWF-UK.
	www.at-bristol.org.uk /about/Press/240_earthair.htm (1124 words)

	At-Bristol: Festival of Nature
		Bristol Festival of Nature is an ambitious and imaginative three-week programme of film screenings, animal encounters, exhibitions, walks, talks, workshops and competitions for all ages and interests.
		At-Bristol is participating in the Festival of Nature with a variety of events for all ages and interests.
		At-Bristol's public squares are to be transformed into an outdoor gallery throughout the Bristol Festival of Nature, with the arrival of a major photographic exhibition "EARTH FROM THE AIR - a bird's eye view" by world famous photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
	www.at-bristol.org.uk /About/FestivalOfNature.htm (447 words)

	At-Bristol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At-Bristol is a pioneering public science and technology "exploration" and education centre in Bristol, England.
		At-Bristol is particularly aimed at families and children.
		The IMAX and Wildwalk are two of the principal hosts of the Bristol Festival of Nature.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/%40Bristol (355 words)

	Bristol Festival of Nature Definition / Bristol Festival of Nature Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Bristol Festival of Nature is a three week long event in BristolBristol is a city in south-western England, on the River Avon.
		Bristol Festival of Nature is a month of public and professional natural history and wildlife events throughout October 2004.
		Bristol Festival of Nature is a month of creative events taking place in and around Bristol throughout October 2004.
	www.elresearch.com /Bristol_Festival_of_Nature (277 words)

	Visit Bristol
		Bristol is an exciting city, overflowing with intriguing, traditional and occasionally off the wall things to do and see.
		Science and nature are brought to life at its three world-class attractions - Explore, Wildwalk and the IMAX Theatre.
		Bristol is surrounded by beautiful countryside, from the Mendip Hills to the beauty of the Cotswolds.
	www.visitbristol.co.uk (315 words)

	Wildscreen Festival 2004: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Festival director, Colin Butfield says: "WILDSCREEN is the main meeting place for the 'green' television industry but it isn't only of importance to insiders.
		Many of the festival's screenings and events are open to the public as part of WILDSCREEN's contribution to the inaugural Bristol Festival of Nature, taking place throughout Bristol and beyond from October 9 - 31.
		The festival exists to applaud and encourage excellence in the production of moving images from the natural world and, by so doing, to increase the global viewing public's awareness and understanding of the natural world, and of the need to safeguard it.
	www.wildscreenfestival.org /index.php?pageid=5&parentid=0&textid=91 (666 words)

	Bristol University - Public Programmes Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bristol University has organised a number of events for people of all ages as part of its involvement in the UK’s biggest celebration of the natural world, Bristol’s first Festival of Nature.
		The Festival will be complemented by two events for wildlife and conservation professionals – Communicate and Wildscreen 2004 – which will take place in the city at the same time.
		Bristol Festival of Nature is organised by a consortium of seven Bristol-based organisations: At-Bristol, BBC Natural History Unit, Bristol Zoo Gardens, University of Bristol, University of the West of England, Wildscreen and WWF-UK.
	www.bris.ac.uk /news/2004/529 (1092 words)

	Bristol Zoo Gardens goes pumpkin potty
		Bristol Zoo Gardens’ first Pumpkin Festival got of to a glowing start with over 50 pumpkins entering into the Bristol Zoo Gardens ‘Pumpkin carving competition’.
		Suzanne Patrick, Pumpkin Festival Coordinator, said “It is amazing to see the range of designs and judging the competition was a very difficult decision.
		The event is part of the Bristol Festival of Nature and has been kindly sponsored by Slush Puppie.
	www.bristolzoo.org.uk /news/News1226 (225 words)

	At-Bristol: Festival of Nature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Enjoy the wonder of the natural world through this unmissable series of public events taking place in a variety of locations in and around Bristol and find out how we can all help to look after our planet.
		At-Bristol is participating in the Festival of Nature with a variety of events for schools and for the public.
		At-Bristol will be opening its doors to teachers free of charge.
	www.at-bristol.org.uk /education/..\about\FestivalOfNature_schools.htm (735 words)

	FreeLists / bristol-birds / [Bristol-Birds] Nature Schedule Cranberry Festival (Sat.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Natural History and Scenic Bicycle Tour (You must bring your own bike) 1:30 PM This free tour begins at 1:30 PM behind the Ruritan picnic shelter.
		The tour will be led by local naturalist Jamey Donaldson School Yard Springs Nature Walk 2:00 PM Walk with Chris O'Bryan, a Shady Valley resident and outstanding teenage naturalist, as he leads a nature walk into The Nature Conservancy's Schoolyard Spring Preserve, located behind the school and festival grounds.
		Wallace Coffey Bristol, TN *********************************************** BRISTOL BIRDS NET LIST This is a regional birding list sponsored by the Bristol** Bird Club to facilitate communications between birders and bird clubs of Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee.
	www.freelists.org /archives/bristol-birds/10-2003/msg00022.html (958 words)

	Travel \| Best place to be... part 2
		'Bristol is the Hollywood of the natural history film-making world,' says Sam Burkey, co-ordinator of Bristol's first Festival of Nature, which took place last month.
		Down on the waterfront is the immense £97m nature and science centre, At-Bristol, showcasing a living rainforest, while film-festival organisers Wildscreen are developing the first digital 'ARKive' of endangered species.
		Four Bristol schools have been awarded the prestigious Green Flag, the top award from the internationally recognised Eco Schools Programme, with three more expecting to do so next year.
	travel.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5067782-104895,00.html (2636 words)

	Cities of Science - South West - Bristol Festival of Nature
		Bristol Festival of Nature is a series of over 200 public events taking place in and around Bristol between 9 - 31 October 2004, all celebrating the wonder of our natural world.
		The programme will capitalise on Bristol’s world reputation for natural history communication with 3 weeks of films, animal encounters, exhibitions, walks, talks, workshops and competitions for all ages and interests.
		Bristol Festival of Nature will benefit from two professional events — Communicate and Wildscreen 2004 - taking place in the city at the same time, bringing top filmmakers and internationally renowned conservation experts to join the public activities.
	www.citiesofscience.co.uk /go/SouthWest/ContentEvent_2995.html (249 words)

	Category:Festivals in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Articles in category "Festivals in the United Kingdom"
		List of music festivals in the United Kingdom
		This page was last modified 23:48, 24 November 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Festivals_in_the_United_Kingdom (63 words)

	News about the ARKive Project
		Bristol (UK) is widely acknowledged as the Hollywood of wildlife filmmaking with many production and post production companies based in the area, these are responsible for almost a half of the world's wildlife film produced.
		As a result of this Bristol is also home to the Wildscreen Film Festival, the world's largest and most influential event for the wildlife and environmental film-making industry.
		For those who are able to get to Bristol this October, the city is holding the UK's largest public celebration of the natural world, with an ambitious and imaginative three-week programme of film screenings, animal encounters, exhibitions, walks, talks, workshops and competitions for all ages and interests.
	www.arkive.org /news/newsletter0804.html (979 words)

	Bristol University, IAS - Engaging with the public
		Engaging with the public, to raise awareness and participation in research at the University of Bristol.
		Getting University of Bristol scientists and researchers involved in dialogue with community groups driven by community issues and concerns.
		Regular interviews with BBC Radio Bristol including a ½ hour slot every 2 months, taking along a University researcher, who doesn't have a lot of previous media experience.
	www.bris.ac.uk /ias/collier/engage.html (768 words)

	Earth from the Air (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bristol Natural History Consortium is delighted to announce their success in securing the stunning and inspiring Earth from the Air Exhibition for the Festival of Nature, hosted by At-Bristol in it's public squares and spaces this October.
		Following its hugely successful extended run in the gardens outside the Natural History Museum in London, the exhibition Earth from the Air – A photographic portrait of our planet is beginning a two year national tour of the UK.
		The organisers say the images, each one 2.5m x 2m in size, are expected to attract thousands of visitors and capture the attention of shoppers and workers in the centre of the city.
	www.earthfromtheair.com /press.html (3537 words)

	CREATE Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Bristol Cycle Campaign is organising a family-friendly tour of some of the 'Open Doors'.
		The Festival will be complemented by two events for wildlife and conservation professionals - Communicate and Wildscreen 2004 – which will take place in the city at the same time.
		Bristol Festival of Nature is organized by a consortium of 7 Bristol-based organisations: At-Bristol, BBC Natural History Unit, Bristol Zoo Gardens, the University of the West of England, the University of Bristol, Wildscreen and WWF-UK.
	www.futurewest.org.uk /greendoors (986 words)

	The Ultimate At-Bristol - American History Information Guide and Reference
		The centre encorporates Wildwalk, a biome, the biology section of the site, and Explore, which contains features on physics, earth science, chemistry, computer science and technology.
		At-Bristol also encorporates an IMAX cinema and a planetarium.
		The centre is situated on the former Cannons Wharf, Wildwalk occupying a modified 19th century factory building and Explore occupying a 540ft by 133ft 1906 railway goods shed.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/At-Bristol (318 words)

	HP Labs : HP researchers broaden access to location-based services
		Mobile Bristol, a joint activity by HP Laboratories, Bristol University and the Appliance Studio, is creating a wireless ‘digital canvas’ over the city, on to which rich, situated, digital experiences can be painted and new commercial ventures explored.
		In pursuit of this goal, HP Labs researchers and their partners from Bristol University developed a set of software tools that can place media files, such as sounds and images, in a location to blend in and augment a physical area.
		The BBC used the Mobile Bristol toolkit during October 2004 to present sound extracts around the harbourside and the old centre of Bristol, which people experienced with HP iPAQs as they walked the route.
	www.hpl.hp.com /news/2004/oct_dec/mobile_bristol.html (682 words)

	BBC - Future of the BBC - Building public value in the West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bristol is also the headquarters of the BBC West region, which reaches from Swindon in the east to Exmoor in the west, from the Cotswolds in the north to Salisbury in the south.There are approximately 150 regional staff based in
		With this in mind, the BBC and Bristol City Council have launched a Festival of Nature to show the local community what goes on behind the scenes of natural history programme making and how to develop their own interest in wildlife and nature.
		Visitors to the festival are able to try their hand at being a camera operator and see the results of their work.
	www.bbc.co.uk /thefuture/text/regions/west.html (3139 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bristol will be a hive of activity between the 9 and 31 October when over 300 events take place in and around the city at the UK’s biggest celebration of the natural world - Bristol Festival of Nature.
		The Festival, hosted by the Bristol Natural History Consortium, offers three weeks of fun and engaging public activities with the aim of celebrating the wonder of our natural world.
		As part of the Bristol Festival of Nature, Forest of Avon are staging a Bookshed workshop and a Wood School workshop in the morning and again in the afternoon.
	www.forestofavon.org.uk /Event7.html (1553 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Bristol \| Gay festival cancelled
		Gay Pride festivals are held in cities all over the UK Bristol's troubled gay pride festival has been cancelled after fears its location would be too small for the thousands of visitors expected to attend.
		The show was renamed The Big Cheek - Bristol Mardi Gras Weekend, and relocated from Ashton Court - home to a number of other festivals - to the waterfront in the city centre.
		A number of fundraising club nights were held at venues in Bristol and hopes were high that the three-day spectacular would go ahead in a pared-down format.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/bristol/3166073.stm (280 words)

	CREATE Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Green Open Doors Day: This popular event is your chance to get a behind the scenes peek at some of Bristol’s most interesting and innovative environmental organisations.
		Festival of Nature: Future West is supporting Bristol’s Festival of Nature, which takes place from 9-23 October 2004.
		Bristol Better Trade: Future West plays a vital role in the Bristol Better Trade network.
	www.wpsd.org.uk /events/events.html (178 words)

	News About Artist Dag Peterson - Wildlife Art in different media
		Our Annual Exhibition is to be held at Bristol Zoo Gardens and will run from 8th to 23rd October 2004.
		The exciting news is that our Exhibition will form part of The Bristol Nature Festival, which is run in conjunction with the Bi—Annual ‘Wildscreen’ International Wildlife Film Festival.
		The Committee are looking forward to a large uptake of available space and hope that the majority of members will participate in what should be the largest and most successful Exhibition Season in the history of the Society.
	www.natureartists.com /artists/artist_news.asp?NewsID=128&ArtistID=111 (264 words)

	Bristol Parents What's On 2004 Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Bristol Harbour Railway is Britain's only dockside steam railway in the heart of a modern city.
		Bristol's unique 35 tons capacity crane will be demonstrated for all to watch.
		This two-day festival features a range of entertainment for the family both on and off the water.
	www.bristolparents.co.uk /2004.html (2606 words)

	News at UWE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		3/06/2005 Bristol Zoo and the Transmediation of Nature
		‘Bristol Zoo and the Transmediation of Nature’ is the title of the third talk in the Summer Series at the Watershed 2005 organised by the Centre for Critical Theory at the University of the West of England.
		Bristol Docs is a partnership between the University of the West of England and the University of Bristol in collaboration with the Watershed Media Centre.
	info.uwe.ac.uk /news/UWENews/news.asp (15204 words)

	trAce Online Writing Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Alan is an award-winning haiku poet who has read, performed and workshopped from Bristol to Tokyo via Australasia.
		He has co-designed the Haiku Fieldbook, for poets, would-be poets, naturalists, and other writers to take note of nature in their backyard with a "haiku eye".
		There is of course a serious purpose behind all this, and it's to reintroduce people, from all backgrounds, to the natural world around us all the time, and let go of the idea that haiku is just a syllable counting game.
	trace.ntu.ac.uk /news/article.cfm?news=1052 (221 words)

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