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The Valley Newsletter
Published annually, The Valley newsletter provides updates on project progress, highlights events and volunteering opportunities and includes work taking place in partnership that is helping to conserve and enhance the natural beauty of our landscape.
For people without computer access, or for those who prefer to read a physical newsletter, copies of the latest issue will be available to pick up from local outlets in and around the Tamar Valley approximately two weeks after the publication has been uploaded here.
Contact Charlotte Dancer for further information on The Valley newsletter
The Valley 2025
Celebrating 30 years since designation as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
In this issue:
- New ‘Nature Connects’ podcast
- Nature Calling project welcomes refugees and asylum seekers to the Tamar Valley
- Updates on Farming in Protected Landscapes and Tamara Landscape Partnership Scheme
- Mining heritage
- Invasive non-native species control
- Space to hire at the Tamar Valley Centre
- and much more!
The Valley 2024
Highlights include rebranding as Tamar Valley National Landscape, refreshing our management plan and lots to update from the Tamara Landscape Partnership.
TheValley 2022
Highlights include the annual forum at Calstock Wetlands and Tamara Landscape Partnership starts to deliver.
TheValley 2021
Highlights were the 25 Anniversary of the designation of the Tamar Valley as a protected landscape and a welcome to new Manager Dan Cooke and Chair Martin Howlett
TheValley 2019
Highlights include public consultation for the 2019-2024 management plan, helping hedgehogs and stying warm at winter.
There is also a feature on the Tamar Valley Centre as is celebrates its 1oth Birthday.
2016
The Tamar Valley line wins an ward and Parkrun comes to the Tamar Trails, along with a feature about becoming a Valley Volunteer
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