Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership

The Westmorland Dales Landscape Partnership Scheme aims to unlock and reveal the hidden heritage of the Westmorland Dales, enabling more people to connect with, enjoy and benefit from this inspirational landscape. Thanks to National Lottery players it has been supported by a grant from the Heritage Fund. Join our mailing list to receive our latest news, events and volunteering opportunities.

Get Involved

There will be plenty of opportunities to get involved with the Scheme in all sorts of different ways. These will include:

Volunteering – either with the Westmorland Dales team or one of our partner organisations
Events – organised as part of our activity programme or by partners within the Westmorland Dales
Projects – drawing on your knowledge, expertise, stories and ideas

Details of all these opportunities are currently being developed and will be posted on the website once confirmed. So keep an eye on the website and, if you haven’t done so already, sign up to our newsletter. And if you’ve got any queries do contact Nicola Estill our community engagement officer.

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