28/08/2026
๐ฟ๐ Inspiring the Next Generation on the Solway Coast๐๐ฟ
This week, the Solway Coast National Landscape team was delighted to work alongside EUROPARC Atlantic Isles and Landscapes NI to host part of their exciting Youth Exchange Programme.
A group of young adults from Northern Ireland spent time exploring some of the Solway Coast's most special places, gaining first-hand experience of the landscapes, heritage and conservation projects that make this area so unique. Their visit included:
๐ Discovering the rich history of Holme Cultram Abbey
๐ Learning about our working farmed landscape at Blue Dial Farm
๐ Exploring nature restoration projects at RSPB Campfield Marsh Reserve and Mawbray Banks Nature Reserve
๐ Experiencing the diverse coastal habitats and fascinating rockpools of Allonby Bay with Cumbria Wildlife Trust.
A huge thank you to all our partners who helped showcase the very best of the Solway Coast National Landscape.
Blue Dial Caravan Park The Moody Cow. Allonby RSPB Cumbria Wildlife Trust Cumberland Council National Landscapes Association
Building our youth engagement:
We are also excited to announce that we are developing a Solway Coast National Landscape Youth Panel, building on the invaluable contribution that young people can make to the future of our area. The panel will bring together young adults aged 18-25 who live, work, study, or have a connection to the Solway Coast, giving them opportunities to share ideas, influence projects, and help care for the landscape we are all proud of.
Interested in joining the Youth Panel?
We'd love to hear from you. Drop us an email at [email protected] and tell us a little about yourself.