Nature
The cemetery is a lovely place to walk in Summer, it is peaceful and there are many birds, insects and plants to see.
The fine weather has given an opportunity to enjoy a walk in Ryde Cemetery, and at every turn there is an abundance of spring flowers.
Take a walk through Ryde Cemetery and you will be amazed at the abundance of berries.
On Tuesday morning, 10 November, 2015, we were delighted that 37 people gathered for the RSHG Fungi Walk at Ryde Cemetery.
It may not have been a bumper summer for butterflies, but the UK public defied the cold, wet weather to make big butterfly count 2015 the biggest ever.
The conservation area in Ryde Cemetery is looking very colourful now that Autumn is here with leaves and berries of all colours and textures.
The Butterfly Walk, led by Mr Richard Smout on Saturday 18 July was another successful event.
On Saturday afternoon 23 May about 20 bird watchers enjoyed a walk in the cemetery