Nature in Art, just two miles north of Gloucester, is the world’s first museum and art gallery dedicated to fine, decorative and applied art inspired by nature. Together with many works by international natural history artists, the museum is also host to the annual exhibition of The Wildlife Art Society International. The museum’s grounds were the setting for Cotswold artist Natasha Houseago to work on her stunning three-ton water lily sculpture, made of green oak and destined for Oakhill Nature Reserve in Goole, Yorkshire.