Landscapes
What we expect from projects
We expect successful projects to show how they will address the key challenges faced by the UK's landscapes and nature.
Landscape projects must deliver one or more of the following requirements:
- conservation at a landscape scale
- increasing people's understanding of the cultural value of landscapes and seascapes
- bigger, better, well-connected and more resilient habitats for nature
- reconnecting people with nature
Key things to read
Our strategic funding for landscapes
Find out more about our current and previous funding initiatives for landscape-scale projects.
Landscape Connections
In July 2024, we announced £150million of long-term funding for the UK’s magnificent countryside in a new decade-long initiative, Landscape Connections. This groundbreaking initiative will fund projects that boost nature recovery, support our rural economies and connect more people to the UK’s most treasured landscapes.
Find out more about Landscape Connections.
Landscape Partnership Scheme
Between 2004 and 2017 we supported over 120 Landscape Partnerships.
These landscape-scale projects focused on the cultural and natural heritage of geographic areas generally between 20 and 200 square kilometres.
These included:
- the Belfast Hills Landscape Partnership
- Gwent Living Levels Partnership
- the Carbon Landscape in Manchester
- Inner Forth Landscape Partnership
- Fifth Continent Romney Marsh Landscape Partnership
Find out more about what we learned in our Landscape Partnerships evaluation.
