Picnic tables and wooden animal sculptures have been installed in a woodland in North Yorkshire.
The project at Round Howe Wood, by the River Swale, was led by Richmond Rotary Club to improve the area for visitors.
It included two oak picnic tables, wooden toadstools and sculptures of otters, badgers, an owl and a mole by chainsaw artist Sam Bowsher.
Funding was provided through a £10,000 National Highways Community Legacy Fund grant, while work on the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project takes place in the surrounding areas.