Calstock Ferry proves a hit with walkers, wildlife-lovers and locals
July 28, 2025
It’s been 2 months since the historic Calstock Ferry set sail again, this time powered entirely by the sun and it’s already making waves. Since
The Tamara Landscape Partnership Scheme is a 5-year project that aims to create a brighter future for the Tamar Valley and its communities, by creating opportunities and positive change through a programme of 10 exciting projects.
With the help of communities, farmers, local organisations and businesses, we are cultivating landscapes that are rich in wildlife, as well as cultural and historic heritage.
We are helping to improve access and promote ways for people to enjoy the landscape, improve health, wellbeing and create new training opportunities.
Take a look at the 10 projects we’re working on and find out how you can play your part in our vision for the future.
A truly unique landscape, unlike anywhere else
in the UK
It’s been 2 months since the historic Calstock Ferry set sail again, this time powered entirely by the sun and it’s already making waves. Since
Earlier this month, Years 5 and 6 from Calstock Primary School set off on a three-day adventure that took their learning well beyond the Tamar
One of England’s oldest ferry routes has been brought back to life as the Calstock Ferry resumes service across the River Tamar – this time
The Tamara Landscape Partnership is a fantastic opportunity to make a significant difference at a time of great need
Councillor Neil Burden
(former Chair of Tamar Valley AONB Partnership)
You can keep up-to-date with Tamara news and events on the Tamar Valley AONB social media channels. Tag or search for us using #TamaraScheme.
Tamara Landscape Partnership’s scheme embraces heritage, the environment and developing skills for people, with the emphasis on tailoring the outcomes specifically for the area and the wider landscape
Councillor Julian German