The Green Corridor

The Green Corridor Working together to turn Duesbery St-Stepney cycle path into a natural haven, eco-venue and urban sanctuary for cyclists, walkers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Proud supporters of Butterfly City. Join us! Early in 2020, a group of community organisations got together to discuss how we could make the footpath and cycleway a safer, better place for everyone using it and everything living there. More than that, we wanted to make it a valued space where the community can meet, an educational space where children can learn and play, and also to encourage thos

e who do not currently use it to feel safer to walk, talk and enjoy the history and natural history all around them. The idea of a Green Corridor came about to honour the history of the path as part of the old Hull to Hessle railway line, as well as part of the national network of cycleways that is developing. We were also aware of the wildlife already using the area as a corridor - foxes, birds and bats all use the cycleway as a place to move through between areas they utilise - and wanted to enhance the habitat to make it more accessible to more species of wildlife. A Space for Everyone was born. The current project is funded by the Safer Hull Community Crime Reduction Fund, working with Avenues Action, Princes Avenue Community and Traders and Berkeley Street Neighbourhood Watch. We are also supporting the Hull Butterfly City initiative and have already planted alder buckthorn bushes to encourage more Brimstone butterflies. We are organising more events, offering volunteering opportunities and involving more local community groups as the project develops. Watch this space....

Lots of Orange-tip on the cycleway today 😃
04/05/2026

Lots of Orange-tip on the cycleway today 😃

Along the Green Corridor, our wild flower planting is slowly working....
03/05/2026

Along the Green Corridor, our wild flower planting is slowly working....

23/04/2026

Swarming honey bees in the Corridor today...

19/04/2026

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Fist Holly Blue in the Corridor, with plenty of wildflowers for nectar.
06/04/2026

Fist Holly Blue in the Corridor, with plenty of wildflowers for nectar.

A sunny, warm day at last. Two Brimstone and 3 Peacock along the Corridor....
18/03/2026

A sunny, warm day at last. Two Brimstone and 3 Peacock along the Corridor....

Spring is here! Peacock butterflies have been flying (we leave plenty of nettles for their caterpillars to eat) in the G...
04/03/2026

Spring is here! Peacock butterflies have been flying (we leave plenty of nettles for their caterpillars to eat) in the Green Corridor. All the birds too are in breeding plumage and singing their joy for life from the trees. What a difference some sunshine makes!

27/10/2025

Thanks to residents of Duesbery, Dover and Berkeley streets for litter-picking and work party yesterday. We will be having another session at 11:00am, 30th November, to continue removing invasive dock, comfrey, thistles and nettles to encourage more grasses before we plant some more flower seedlings. Over time, we can help increase biodiversity along the Green Corridor, which can only be a good thing😀

One of three Red Admiral on the ivy this morning...Ivy is an important nectar source for the adults before they fly sout...
22/09/2025

One of three Red Admiral on the ivy this morning...
Ivy is an important nectar source for the adults before they fly south again in the Autumn.

Our Brimstone caterpillars are doing well on Butterfly City alder buckthorn. Some are nearly ready to pupate.
07/06/2025

Our Brimstone caterpillars are doing well on Butterfly City alder buckthorn. Some are nearly ready to pupate.

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Duesbery Street
Kingston Upon Hull
HU5

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