Projects

Fields in Devon

New Approaches / Making Connections

Description  The project incorporates five elements: Natural Capital and Nature Recovery Network map application, nodal farms providing a hub for disseminating best practice, catchment-wide approach

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Come Visit Stay Awhile

Description Create a digital destination website called ‘Visit Tamar Valley’ that stimulates an increase in visitor numbers and business opportunities for local business. Rebranding and

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Map of Cornwall

Accessible Tamar

Description  The project aims to create sustainable and integrated transport and access links throughout the scheme area, including establishing the Tamara Coast to Coast Way,

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Promoting our Produce

Description This project supports market gardening enterprises, community allotment, including training programmes for new plot holders.  It looks at the feasibility of establishing new markets

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Disused Cornish tin mine

Small Detail Big Difference

Description Vernacular buildings and distinctive regional details play a key role in giving a place its identity.  This project aims to work with local communities

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Heritage of Innovation

Description Explores the pioneering innovation of this unique area, including groundbreaking mining technology, experimental research for the market gardening industry and inventive forestry techniques. This

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People analysing water from a river

River Explorers

Description  This project will address the disconnection between people and their local waterways by providing a range of hands-on activities, which aim to develop the

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Natural Connections

Description  Natural Connections will create opportunities for people to take part in activities and events that will improve their mental and physical health and wellbeing.

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Tamara Trainees

Description Foundation, internship and apprenticeship training opportunities, offering access to training for all groups linking the rural and urban populations of the Tamar Valley. Barriers

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