Common Knapweed © Elaine Jaggs

Living North Pennines

A Landscape Partnership Heritage project which focuses on three areas of the North Pennines - around Middleton in Teesdale, around Blanchland, and around Alston. Work includes historic building restoration, new native woodland planting, access and education projects, and a water vole recovery project.

Lead partner

North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty(AONB) Partnership

Other partners

Environment Agency, Northumbrian Water Ltd, Forestry Commission, Woodland Trust, Natural England, Wildlife Trusts, Many private landowners and tenants.

Action plans that the project helps to deliver

Native Woodland
Water Vole

Start date

01 January 2008

End date

30 January 2011

Funded by

Heritage Lottery Fund, SITA Trust, and partners

Who to contact for further information

John Charlton,
01388 528801

link to One NorthEast's Website
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