The Urban Nature Project reimagines the Natural History Museum’s five-acre gardens to increase biodiversity, accessibility, educational opportunities and the usability of the grounds. Part of a national drive to connect people with the natural world, it aims to inform and empower them to take action. The project will create immersive, educational experiences through geology, planting and interpretive exhibits, as well as a new garden building and a learning and activity centre. All surface water will be retained on site and used as part of a site wide water reuse strategy for irrigating plants, in biorentention areas, swales and infiltration basins .

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