As well as our programmes for groups and young people we run projects to meet specific outcomes. This might be training group leaders to introduce people to nature in Malham, leading walks in Wharfedale or area-based projects working with partner organisations. You can sign up to our newsletter to keep in touch with what we’re doing.
Many of our projects are run in partnership with other organisations and they often rely on external funding. Our projects might target a specific community or geographical area or work to deliver particular outcomes for people.
If you have a project that meets our aims and would like to partner with us or would like to be involved in one of our current projects please contact us at learning@yorkshiredales.org.uk along with partner organisations if relevant. These projects are usually externally funded; they work with specific groups of people or geographical areas or deliver specific outcomes.
Details of our current and most recent projects are listed here.
Summit 4 nothing
The Yorkshire Dales National Park is a landscape for everyone, and Summit for Nothing is an activity programme for adults who might not otherwise have the opportunity to do a hill walk or run in the National Park.
Summit 4 nothing
Championing National Parks
Our vision is that everyone should be confident to visit and enjoy our National Parks.
This means that everyone can receive the health and well-being benefits of spending time in the parks and has the knowledge to help protect them.
Community engagement in Leeds project
Learning and Engagement team is currently running a sustained period of activity and engagement within the Inner East and North East Leeds wards of Chapeltown; Burmantofts and Richmond Hill; Gipton and Harehills and Killingbeck and Seacroft.
Community engagement in Leeds
Dales Fell-Being Project
This new project, part-funded by Sport England’s small grants programme, will support a group of 18-30 year olds to join us for six free sessions to build the skills and confidence to access the Yorkshire Dales National Park for running, recreation and activity.
Dales Fell-being Project
Education and Learning Team - who we work with and why
We keep the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion at the heart of our work.
Education and Learning Team – who we work with and why