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Tay Landscape Partnership

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Tay Landscape Partnership (Tay LP) was an exciting four-year, £2.6 million Heritage Lottery Funded project celebrating the landscapes of where the Rivers Tay and Earn meet. Together with our partners the Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust, we delivered 29 projects that:

  • conserved, restored and improved access to a range of natural and historic features;
  • encouraged and supported a greater diversity and quantity of people to learn about and more actively participated in their landscape and its heritage;
  • provided training opportunities for people in local, traditional skills; and
  • link with broader public and private investment in Dundee, Perth and Fife, to support sustainable economic development.

The Tay Landscape Partnership project finished in October 2018.

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Orchard Pruning © Tay Landscape PartnershipAbernethy WBD 2016  © George LoganAbernethy WBD 2016 © George Logan

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Visit the Tay Landscape Partnership Legacy website to find out more

Published: 17th July, 2016

Updated: 21st May, 2019

Author: Morag Watson

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