Winter newsletter

Check out what's been happening in the project over Winter in our latest newsletter over at our news and events page.

Last updated 27/01/2012

Spring workshops

Click here for details of our next round of regional workshops  - Designing and delivering sensory learning experiences - linking nature, food and farming.

Last updated 06/01/2012

Sound library now live!

Listen to the squeals, squeaks, sniffles, snuffles, whirrs, slurps, drones, creaks, crackles, bleating and baaing. The sounds of the countryside are available to listen to now or for free download.

Last updated 26/01/2012

Shaun the Sheep is here!

 

Discover the sounds and smells of the farm with Shaun in some baa-rilliant clips

Last updated 23/05/2011

See our photo gallery

 girl looking at an insect she found under old carpets in a wood

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Press releases, published articles, newsletters, conferences and events

Press releases and published articles are available for download below, past newsletters are here.  For further information or to sign up to our project newsletter please contact us.  Have a look through the navigation bar on your left for details of conferences and workshops.

    Huw Rolands from The Grange visits Crabwall Care Home with his mink!
    Jo North, Let nature feed your senses host farmer, proudly takes the prize with her Dad!

    Click on the listen button and hear the radio interview with James Taylor, Project Coordinator, August 2011.

     

    'Just wanted to say thank you for allowing our residents to have such a lovely afternoon. I must admit I was a little worried how they would react but to my surprise they really enjoyed the day despite having no sun and it was a little chilly! Andrew and his wife were so welcoming and very patient with us, that little one day old lamb was photographed with every resident. The cattle were stroked and stroked and two residents even collected some eggs!!! This will talked about for days, and all want to return next year.'
     
    Thank you again. 
    Jacquie Moss
    Fairholme House