Future Farmscapes
Project runs
- From: Apr 2017
- To: Dec 2021
Future Farmscapes
Project summary
Future Farmscapes is working to build stronger relationships between farmers, communities, and conservation organisations throughout the South West Peak.
This project is supported by our Farm Link Workers (Andrew and David) who are experts in communicating the ideas of conservation and relating these concepts to the folks who live and work in the area. They are providing an essential link between our other projects, such as Slowing the Flow, Glorious Grasslands or Working for Waders (among many others) and local individuals or groups who may be interested in working with the Partnership.
For local projects that aim to improve to the appearance, environment, economy, and community of the South West Peak in general the Local Farm Grant fund may be awarded. This is a great opportunity to benefit from one or more of our on-going projects and help to improve a spot in the South West Peak that you think might need a little help.
Click Here to View the Local Farm Grant Information Sheet
Click Here to View the Local Farm Grant Application Form
What we're doing
- Improving relationships between landowners, farmers and others living, working or visiting the South West Peak
- Offering opportunities for farmers and residents to be involved in making decisions about what gets funding and where projects will happen
- Ensuring the success of other Partnership programs by improving communication on the ground
- Working to employ individuals already from the South West Peak who have an understanding of the important issues affecting residents and visitors alike
- Forging strong ties between land managers and conservation groups
Learn More about Our Local Farm Grants!
- Farmers and Landowners can apply for small grants of up to £1000 if you have match funding.
- Grant projects should target the conservation and enhancement of the landscape.
- Projects can also target improving biodiversity, cultural heritage and other services that are beneficial to the local community.
- Click Here to View the Local Farm Grant Application Form.
- Contact Us if you have any questions at all.
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Leave machinery and farm animals alone – don’t interfere with animals even if you think they’re in distress. Try to alert the farmer instead.
Co-operate with people at work in the countryside. For example, keep out of the way when farm animals are being gathered or moved and follow directions from the farmer.
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