Helping to discover, protect and celebrate the Carneddau.
The Carneddau Landscape Partnership Scheme is a 5-year programme to help conserve the natural and cultural heritage of the Carneddau. Launching in 2020, the scheme is hosted by Eryri National Park Authority, and has been made possible by a £1.7m grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Engaging people and communities
We are helping people and communities surrounding the Carneddau to connect with the landscape, through learning about nature, history, how humans have shaped the area, but also how it has shaped us.
Protecting special qualities
The Carneddau is rich in wildlife and steeped in history. We aim to protect not only the natural environment but also better understand and share how people have used and lived in the Carneddau over thousands of years.
Celebrating living heritage
We want to tell the story of the Carneddau through sharing cultural knowledge, from folklore to the significance of archaeological monuments, celebrating local traditions, ensuring the persistence of native place names, and recording people’s stories before they are lost.
School visit in the woods
What are we doing?

The Carneddau Landscape Partnership is working on a variety of projects to do with the natural and historic environment, culture heritage, and improving access.

Discover what’s happening and how you can get involved, from archaeological digs to tackling invasive species!

Explore our Projects
Partner organisations during a meeting
Who are we working with?

Find out more about the organisations working together to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the Carneddau.

Carneddau Landscape Partnership
Site visit from National Heritage Fund Lottery Mentor during a test pit excavation with Neolithic Axes
Who's funding the Scheme?

We are extremely grateful to the National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support. Without them this scheme and all its successes so far would not be possible.

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