Project Overview With the popularity of the Isle Greenway increasing, the IoAHC Partnership sought to engage with residents about their landscape using art. The Isle Greenway is largely built on or along the industrial infrastructure of the Isle, running from East to West uses the Canal tow path and North to South uses the old…
Community Grant Scheme The IoAHC are happy to announce the launch of their Community Grant. The grant provides an opportunity for Communities, Land Owners and Local Organisations to plan where they would like to deliver outcomes for the Landscape Partnership. Applicants can apply for a maximum of £2,000. We are encouraging applicants to provide match…
Activity Plan – Landscape Skills and Engagement The project will form a foundation that supports other activity, makes best use of the central scheme team, and adapts as the scheme develops over its lifetime. It will make the most of volunteer development and coordination of opportunities. A programme of heritage events and training will provide entry…
Education Transport Support The IoAHC Landscape Partnership is able to provide support with the cost of transport into and around the project area to any Educational Institution who would like to participate in our events and activities. We can specifically amend and design school sessions to fit the needs to students. Please contact us on…
Project Overview Improved access to the landscapes of the Isle of Axholme and the moors of Crowle, Thorne and Hatfield. The aim was to join up the missing sections of the Isle of Axholme Greenway and make links to the wider landscape and the moors beyond. Target links were to include areas between Haxey and…
Project Overview This project has seen the installation of two new platforms overlooking the old peat milled fields and Packard’s Heath, where Nightjars breed each year. This gives the visitor a new experience of the National Nature Reserve – allowing new values and perspectives to be achieved over the expansive long-viewed landscapes of the Humberhead…
Project Overview Installation of a new footbridge across the drain on the eastern boundary of Thorne Moors with Crowle Moors. Following the route of the Peatlands Way. This should give the visitor a new experience of the National Nature Reserve and speed up access to the eastern side of Thorne following access improvements on Crowle…
Project Overview This project has upgraded the tow path around along the Keadby and Stainforth Canal in Thorne, creating a circular walk for residents and visitors to experience a wider range for flora and fauna and enhancing the opportunities for healthy lifestyles. Towpath ugprades have also allowed for easier access to Thorne Community Woods. These…
