Exmoor Mires Project by Project Officer Morag Angus 1 guided “Deer Walk in Rut” was run by two ENPA Rangers, leaving from Prayway Head which an astonishing 45 people attended. They were delighted to see two large herds of deer emerging from the mist during their walk. 152 people attended these events. Training for volunteers 15 days of 2 vol training 10 vol training Oral History training for volunteers has been booked for 21st Jan 2015. events. 2 days events expert time Discover Lichen training in partnership with Plantlife 4th October 2014. of expert time. for training. 87 total Specifically 4 First Aid training on 24th October 2014 for volunteers who are starting up as attendance 22 total sessions per tour guides/heritage volunteers in 2015. attendance year to train as Planning underway for walking routes in Lynton, Lynmouth, Porlock for Heritage heritage volunteers in partnership with Exmoor National Park Authority. Volunteers One theme 2 dedicated volunteers look after the Project’s Your Exmoor section within Launch Heritage theme 1 theme every two the National Park Centre and this is where the memory challenge sits at memory challenge 33 responses present. During this quarter the theme chosen for the memory challenge was 10 months, ‘Autumn Glory’, showing a woodland path and mushrooms. Visitors were new responses encouraged to write their memories and experiences of Exmoor’s Autumn on on average
Exmoor Mires Project by Project Officer Morag Angus 1 guided “Deer Walk in Rut” was run by two ENPA Rangers, leaving from Prayway Head which an astonishing 45 people attended. They were delighted to see two large herds of deer emerging from the mist during their walk. 152 people attended these events. Training for volunteers 15 days of expert time for training. Specifically 4 sessions per year to train as Heritage Volunteers 2 vol training events. 2 days of expert time. 22 total attendance 10 vol training events 87 total attendance Oral History training for volunteers has been booked for 21st Jan 2015. Discover Lichen training in partnership with Plantlife 4th October 2014. First Aid training on 24th October 2014 for volunteers who are starting up as tour guides/heritage volunteers in 2015. Planning underway for walking routes in Lynton, Lynmouth, Porlock for heritage volunteers in partnership with Exmoor National Park Authority. Launch Heritage theme memory challenge One theme every two months, 10 new responses on average 1 theme 33 responses 2 dedicated volunteers look after the Project’s Your Exmoor section within the National Park Centre and this is where the memory challenge sits at present. During this quarter the theme chosen for the memory challenge was ‘Autumn Glory’, showing a woodland path and mushrooms. Visitors were encouraged to write their memories and experiences of Exmoor’s Autumn on
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