During 2021-2022, the Farming in Protected Landscapes Programme in the Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape funded:

• AS001: J, CH & JG Bland – Hedgerow planting
• AS004: The Coppice Co-op Ltd – Purchase of a new mobile charcoal retort
• AS003: RSPB – Purchase of a livestock trailer, water bowser and gates
• AS007: The Morecambe Bay Conservation Grazing Co. – Carbon Audit
• AS008: The Arnside/Silverdale Landscape Trust – Installation of rainwater tanks

During 2022-2023, the Farming in Protected Landscapes Programme in Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape funded:

• AS101: Cumbria Wildlife Trust – Wildflower meadow enhancement
• AS102: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Soil carbon event
• AS108: J, CH & JG Bland – Hedge planting
• AS109: The National Trust – Tramper-friendly footpath upgrades
• AS104: Gaitbarrow Farm – Liming to correct pH and meadow restoration
• AS104A: Gaitbarrow Farm – Hedge restoration including coppicing and gapping up
• AS104B: Gaitbarrow Farm – Gate and fence for grazing control on limestone grassland
• AS105A: J, CH & JG Bland – Livestock fencing on Hazelslack Marsh
• AS105B: J, CH & JG Bland – Electric fencing to keep livestock off footpath
• AS106: Anne Carroll – Meadow restoration
• AS110: Jane Lock – Wildlife pond creation and native bulb planting
• AS111: Fishwick Farms – Flail topper and gates
• AS113: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Soil health workshop
• AS114: Dallam Tower Estate – Rebuilding of drystone wall (historic county boundary)
• AS115A: Gibraltar Farm – Rebuilding of drystone wall
• AS115B: Gibraltar Farm – Hedgelaying with protective fence

During 2023-2024, the Farming in Protected Landscapes Programme in Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape funded:

• AS118: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Programme of dementia-friendly walks
• AS117A: Leighton Hall Estate – Biodiversity improvements and educational visits
• AS121: Yealand Manor Farm – Planting and fencing hedge, with hedgerow trees
• AS119: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Community nursery for volunteers to grow local wildflowers
• AS120: Brackenthwaite Holidays – Establishing woodland and supporting natural habitats
• AS202: W S Burrow and son – Purchase of weedwiper (FETF specification)
• AS203: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Farmer workshop about CS and other grant schemes
• AS204: Butterfly Conservation – Habitat improvement, access, survey and monitoring
• AS208: S and Y Hulme – Plant new hedge
• AS207: The Coppice Coop Ltd – Wood experience days for under-represented communities
• AS200: Byron Tyson – Fencing and infrastructure to enable conservation grazing
• AS205: Arnside/Silverdale Landscape Trust – New stile and gate to facilitate conservation grazing
• AS210: The Morecambe Bay Conservation Grazing Co – Survey of veteran trees to determine best management
• AS212: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Wildflower nursery
• AS214: Gibraltar Farm – Installation of gates and water troughs, conservation management, wildflower seeding and drystone wall rebuilding
• AS215: Arnside/Silverdale Landscape Trust – Purchase of a brushcutter
• AS217: RSPB – Water supply at Warton Mires and and PA1
• AS209: The Barnes Charitable Trust – Enhancement of historic and accessible orchard
• AS218: Suzanne Caldwell / Cumbria Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Establishment of a land and nature skills service in Cumbria
• AS222: National Trust – Access improvements at Eaves Wood
• AS228: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Additional materials for The Growing Station wildflower nursery
• AS224: RSPB – Breeding wader survey, farm advice, water troughs, night sight equipment and drone
• AS225: Gail Armstrong – Hedge planting and laying, and purchase of fruit tree guards
• AS227: Claire Harris- Acquisition of a two wheeled ‘tractor’
• AS206: Edmund Albert – Meadow restoration
• AS221: Thomas Claire – Restoration of an orchard and grassland
• AS226: David Brailsford – Hedgelaying, hedge planting and fencing

So far, during 2024-5 the Farming in Protected Landscapes Programme in Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape has approved funding for:

• AS300: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Dung Beetle Workshop
• AS300A: Natural England – Dung Beetle Workshop
• AS301: Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape partnership – Dementia Friendly Walks for All Programme
• AS303: Leighton Hall – School visits on orchards theme, schools infrastructure, Apple Day event and blub planting
• AS305: Claire and Chris Harris – Purchase of a Baler
• AS307: Brackenthwaite Holidays – Stock fencing to protect trees and scrub
• AS306: Arnside/Silverdale Landscape Trust – Equipment and chainsaw training for nature reserve volunteers to support coppicing, wide ride management and halo thinning