The Environment Agency has launched a new artwork trail and family treasure hunt in Salisbury River Park, featuring commissions from local and regional artists. The project, curated by Studio Response and Salisbury City Council, includes nature-inspired installations and sculptures across the park. Artworks include Zac Newham’s fish-themed picnic benches, Jane Edden’s dragonfly-inspired sculpture, and Fred Fieber’s mural at a coach park toilet block. A separate treasure trail for children offers clues to explore the park’s wildlife and natural heritage, with a prize of River Park artwork for completers. The artworks map is now available online, with a 1-mile accessible route for the treasure hunt. Remaining fencing in the park will be removed later this summer to protect vegetation.
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