- 'Eye Spy High Weald' - free booklet now available - order online
- Watch our Energy Day Video to find out how schools are learning about High Weald energy sources; past present and future
Read our interviews with local artists to find out how the landscape inpires their work - Anvil 2011 available now - order your copy online
- Ashfest - a family celebration of all things sheepy at the Ashdown Forest - Saturday 21 May 12-4
Book your 'Warren Broadwater' tickets now to explore the RSPB's newest site through an intervative walking playl - New project provides 'buggy friendly' walks
- Energy Kits for free hire
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Minister announces renewed AONB commitment
Richard Benyon, Minister for Natural Environment and Fisheries, confirmed government backing for England's 34 AONBs on 4 April. Speaking from Berry Head Nature Reserve in South Devon he announced that strategic oversight and funding for AONBs had been transferred to Defra marking a new era for AONBs as highly valued members of the UK protected landscape family. Read more.. -
Volunteers welcome Routeways Survey Pack
A Routeways Survey Pack developed by the Unit in partnership with the University of East Anglia and volunteers from Rolvenden parish has now been pubished. It has already been welcomed by communities in Lamberhurst, Danehill and Horsted Keynes who, following Unit training days, are now using it to find out more about the area's distinctive routeways. Read more..
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Visitor accommodation videos a huge success
Seven businesses from across the AONB have recently benefited from a pilot project that has helped them produce low cost videos of their accommodation and neaby locally distinctive features. As a result of a workshop, and support from the Unit's Cultural Adviser, they now have promotional videos on You Tube. Read more..
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High Weald themed school art workshops
The Fabulous Felt Illusion, the Great Charcoal Experiment; the Clay Campaign and the Water Colour Explorers Guide are four new art workshops that draw on the High Weald's landscape and natural materials for inspiration. They are being offered to primary schools across the area as part of the package of activites offered by the High Weald Heroes programme. Read more..
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