The Wye Valley River Festival is an ambitious biennial arts and environment festival run by the Wye Valley National Landscape.
A collaboration across organisations ensures that wildflower seed from species-rich meadows are used to restore meadows which have lost diversity.
In this project Kent Downs National Landscape supported 15 communities to care for and manage their traditional orchards.
An innovative programme with artists who have a strong connection and curiosity for the Surrey Hills National Landscape.
The Project has restored and increased orchard habitat across key orchard areas of Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
The Ash Project was designed to create a cultural response to the loss of ash caused by Ash dieback in the Kent Downs and across Kent more widely.
Arnside & Silverdale AONB has been running a successful volunteer programme for over 25 years.
The project focusses on the enhancement, restoration and celebration of flower-rich habitats and the nectar-feeding invertebrates that depend on them.
The pilot project took place over the summer of 2017, and delivered a range of different activities for individuals dealing with mental health issues.
Stay up to date
