The #IoAHC Bat Fortnight is nearly here and we have some exciting walks during the 2 weeks out on the Isle – details to follow shortly. ? We also have our useful Bat Pack available on our website – www.ioahc.net and a survey sheet if you would like to have a go at recording the bats…
It was World Photography Day yesterday and we are celebrating by capturing places, people or wildlife in the Isle of Axholme that make you feel good. Send us your pictures for a collective Isle of Axholme picture collage. We’d love to see what’s special to you on the Isle of Axholme ? Get your images…
We have had our first videos released for the project and we are thrilled to share them with you. Pond dipping – The #IoAHC team have been out on Crowle Moors with Gunness & Burringham Primary School to discover the hidden beasties in the ponds Test pitting – discover the world of test pitting with…
Happy Birthday to us! We have reached the half way point of the project and we have plenty to celebrate. All of our 16 projects are up and running and we are having a positive impact on the landscape, heritage and people in the project area. We have many exciting activities, community events and opportunities…
Wherever you plan to be this summer make sure you have our leaflet in hand to explore the Isle of Axholme & Hatfield Chase. We have put together some family friendly ideas to keep you entertained over the summer period – offering plenty of local places to explore and discover the wildlife and fauna. Click…
For the past 7 months, volunteers have passionately reconstructed a model of the Lindholme Late Neolithic timber trackway and platform. Using traditional stone tools, the group felled and carried over 250 Scot’s pine on to the site. On Saturday, we celebrated all their efforts and opened the trackway with a special ceremony. Starting the celebrations,…
During the IoAHC Butterfly & Dragonfly fortnight join us for: – Outdoor art work sessions for the children – Walks for the family Full details on the events page. There will also be many interesting and fun facts all about these delightful little creatures posted throughout the fortnight on our Facebook page. Check…
After a very successful opening of the reconstructed Neolithic trackway and platform on the Humberhead Peatlands NNR at Hatfield we have now published ‘A Collection of Poems’ written by members of the trackway and platform building group. The full booklet can be viewed on the Resources & Reports page.
This Saturday join us at Hatfield Moors for the opening of the Late Neolithic Lindholme Trackway and Platform Reconstruction The Lindholme Neolithic trackway and platform was first identified in 2004 and was investigated archaeologically in 2004-2006. A community of builders formed and built a replica of this monument on Hatfield Moors. OPENING CEREMONY – 12:00…
Andrew Percy and councillors have been out exploring the Isle of Axholme Greenway Photos – Isle Greenway by Godnow Bridge, Crowle