Environmental Improvement Grants - Arnside Silverdale AONB : Arnside Silverdale AONB

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We work in partnership and aim to achieve • an outstanding landscape, rich in wildlife and cultural heritage • a thriving, sustainable economy and vibrant communities • a strong connection between people and the landscape

Environmental Improvement Grants

JR_sheep_dallam Over the past 80 years Friends of the Lake District has contributed towards more than 600 environmental projects throughout Cumbria, from school nature areas to major woodland creation projects, through their Environmental Improvement Grant scheme.

Projects have included:

planting, laying and restoration of hedgerows
building new and restoring exisiting dry stone walls
tree planting
new pathways and bridges
wildlife gardens
restoration of heritage features
land purchases: for other conservation and community organisations.
landscape restoration and enhancement
interpretation
recycling schemes and renewable energy projects

For further information and details on how to apply, please visit the Friends of the Lake District website.