NewslettersWhat we doNewslettersPennine PeatLIFE newslettersIssue 1 – April 2018Issue 2 – July 2018Issue 3 – November 2018Issue 4 – March 2019Issue 5 – August 2019Issue 6 – February 2020 Issue 7 – April 2020Issue 8 – July 2020Issue 9 – October 2020Issue 10 – January 2021Issue 11 – May 2021Issue 12 – August 2021You may also like... Exploring heritage Helping visitors to discover the Allen Valleys Tees-Swale: access and engagement A major natural heritage project focusing on Upper Teesdale and Upper Swaledale Non-native invasive species Non-native invasive species are damaging to native wildlife OREsome botany A report on calaminarian grassland for the OREsome North Pennines project. Did you know… The Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme has restored and enhanced 56ha of woodland The Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme has restored and enhanced 145ha of species-rich grassland and hay meadows The North Pennines is the second largest National Landscape at almost 2000 square kilometres There are 38 National Landscapes in England and Wales In ten years over 400,000 people came to our Bowlees Visitor Centre The North Pennines National Landscape has 16 Dark Sky Discovery sites Sarah Hudspeth2021-10-19T14:48:21+01:0026 March 2020|
