exhibitions and The WW1 community exhibition remained in St Mary’s Church, 2000 visits Lynton until end March The Hope Bourne Exhibition was shown in the Pavilion during January and February, by The Exmoor Society Devon Wildlife Trust exhibited about Exmoor’s shore as part of their Shoresearch Project during March An estimated 3800 people viewed these exhibitions. The App is available to download but is waiting for content to be uploaded – Testing of the mobile 100 people to audio pieces have been commissioned (capturing both natural and cultural App trial the app heritage). and provide feedback Your Exmoor heritage Target to 7 events 29 events There was 1 event this quarter: activity day workshops deliver 14 137 people 471 people The Working Woodlands event attracted 12 people who brought in old workshops for attended attended photos and magazines to scan. ENPA Woodland Officer led the session and year 2 themes; explained about how Exmoor’s Woodlands would have been vibrant places 20 on average 16 on average 14 new alive with people stripping oak bark for tanning, coppicing, pollarding, per event per event activities charcoal burning, tree-felling and working heavy horses to remove chopped designed; timber. Families would have lived in the woods while undertaking this work, 10 people per with children, dogs and fires. Participants also viewed original maps and documents relating to the proposed tree planting which led to Exmoor workshop National Park’s designation, had opportunity to interrogate the Historic average;
exhibitions and 2000 visits The WW1 community exhibition remained in St Mary’s Church, Lynton until end March The Hope Bourne Exhibition was shown in the Pavilion during January and February, by The Exmoor Society Devon Wildlife Trust exhibited about Exmoor’s shore as part of their Shoresearch Project during March An estimated 3800 people viewed these exhibitions. Testing of the mobile App 100 people to trial the app and provide feedback The App is available to download but is waiting for content to be uploaded – audio pieces have been commissioned (capturing both natural and cultural heritage). Your Exmoor heritage activity day workshops Target to deliver 14 workshops for year 2 themes; 14 new activities designed; 10 people per workshop average; 7 events 137 people attended 20 on average per event 29 events 471 people attended 16 on average per event There was 1 event this quarter: The Working Woodlands event attracted 12 people who brought in old photos and magazines to scan. ENPA Woodland Officer led the session and explained about how Exmoor’s Woodlands would have been vibrant places alive with people stripping oak bark for tanning, coppicing, pollarding, charcoal burning, tree-felling and working heavy horses to remove chopped timber. Families would have lived in the woods while undertaking this work, with children, dogs and fires. Participants also viewed original maps and documents relating to the proposed tree planting which led to Exmoor National Park’s designation, had opportunity to interrogate the Historic
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