October saw an exhibition of stories from the Hoar Oak Project – about remote farming on Exmoor. Exmoor’s Wonderful Woodlands exhibition ran through November, to tie in with the fantastic show of colours in the area. The Dark Starry Skies Community Project displayed some of their lovely responses about Exmoor’s Dark Skies during December – a feast of poems and pictures from schools and community groups, poems and stories from local artists and specially produced art work. Testing of the mobile 100 people to Waiting for content to be uploaded – audio pieces have been commissioned (capturing both natural and cultural heritage). App trial the app and provide feedback Your Exmoor heritage Target to 6 events 28 events 5 events have been held this quarter, attended by 105 people (21 people on activity day workshops average per event): deliver 14 125 people 459 people workshops for attended attended Stained Glass Workshop led by Glorious Glass year 2 themes; The 2-day long event “Living on the Hedge” – making up a component 41 on average 41 on average 14 new of our Woodland Explorer Passport activities which ran for the per event per event activities October half term week. These 2 events were delivered by the designed; National Trust as a Project Partner and covered hedgerow foraging. Tracks & Trails – an event run in woods atop Lynton by ENPA Ranger and the Project’s Heritage Officer, families learnt about animal tracks,
October saw an exhibition of stories from the Hoar Oak Project – about remote farming on Exmoor. Exmoor’s Wonderful Woodlands exhibition ran through November, to tie in with the fantastic show of colours in the area. The Dark Starry Skies Community Project displayed some of their lovely responses about Exmoor’s Dark Skies during December – a feast of poems and pictures from schools and community groups, poems and stories from local artists and specially produced art work. Testing of the mobile App 100 people to trial the app and provide feedback 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; 6 events 125 people attended 41 on average per event 28 events 459 people attended 41 on average per event 5 events have been held this quarter, attended by 105 people (21 people on average per event): Stained Glass Workshop led by Glorious Glass The 2-day long event “Living on the Hedge” – making up a component of our Woodland Explorer Passport activities which ran for the October half term week. These 2 events were delivered by the National Trust as a Project Partner and covered hedgerow foraging. Tracks & Trails – an event run in woods atop Lynton by ENPA Ranger and the Project’s Heritage Officer, families learnt about animal tracks,
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