We recognise that the effective management and enhancement of our rich and varied landscape can’t be done by any one organisation. We are committed to working in partnership with others to achieve our goals. We do this in two ways:
- Through our Environment Fund we support a range of environmental organisations working to protect and enhance the County’s diverse landscape and countryside value. They include the Arnside and Silverdale, North Pennines, and Solway Coast AONB (Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty) Units, Cumbria Woodlands, and coastal partnerships in the Duddon Estuary, Morecambe Bayand Solway Firth. Together these manage and support wild upland peat and heather areas, sweeping coastal estuaries, limestone uplands, broadleaf woodlands, lowland meadows and mosslands. We also support other organisations and practical projects that improve access, information and the quality of the landscape and countryside.
- By providing expertise and advice when working together with government agencies, charities, and other environmental organisations.
To find out more about the organisations we funded in 2005/6 and those we support in other ways follow the links below.
- Arnside and Silverdale AONB Unit
- North Pennines AONB Unit
- Solway Coast AONB Unit
- Cumbria Woodlands
- Morecambe Bay Partnership
- Duddon Estuary Partnership
- Solway Firth Partnership
- BTCV
- Cumbria Biodiversity Partnership
- Cumbria Biological Data Network
- Cumbria Limestone Pavement Action Group
- Cumbria RIGS Group
- Cumbria Wildlife Trust
- CWMET
- East Cumbria Countryside Project
- Friends of Lake District
- FWAG
- Lake District National Park
- North Pennines Heritage Trust
- Yorkshire Dales National Park