Watershed Landscape Project

The Watershed Landscape Project

Our project website is a one-stop-shop for information about the project and the programmes being run with our partners. To find out more detail about what has been going on please come and take a look:
www.watershedlandscape.co.uk

We are now halfway through the project and, as a taster, we can share here some of the achievements to date across the whole project area.

• The project has worked with over 1196 volunteers, who have donated over 4000 hours of their time so far
• Over 600 school children have taken part in landscape based activities from poetry writing to geocaching
• More than 20 community groups involved in workshops and outings
• Over 50 funded events with our partners.
• Over 2.5 hectares of woodland created
• Over 2km of access improvements on the Kirklees way
• 1.5km of causey paving laid on Ilkley Moor
• Around 90m of dry stone walling completed through the Oldham training weekends,
• 7 exhibitions so far in museums, galleries, visitor centres and a shop window!
• Over 40 training days which more than 250 people have attended
• More than 50 hectares of hay meadows restored as part of the Twite Recovery Project
• New project website has received over 11,000 page views since launching in April
• New learning resources for secondary and primary schools launched on the website

Want to read more? Please come and take a look:
www.watershedlandscape.co.uk

Supported by The National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund
Yorkshire Water United Utilities Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council National Farmers Union
South Pennines Association Lancashire County Council Pennine Heritage Kirklees Council Calderdale Council
Bradford District Council Northern Rail Natural England Environment Agency The National Trust