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Your Tay Your Adventure
Shirley Paterson, Scheme Manager
People are the Place
• Introduction
–Local Landscape Designations
–Tay Landscape Partnership
• Sense of Place
• Engagement
• People, People, People
FUNDING £2.6 million, 4 years
The Cross Trust
TAY LANDSCAPE AREA
The area = 250km2
29 projects
People are the Place
These designations play an important role in developing an awareness of the landscape qualities that make particular areas distinctive, and promote a community's sense of pride in their surroundings
Landscapes are an important part of our past and play an important part in our lives today. That's why
we want to help conserve them and get more people involved in understanding and looking after them for the long term…to make a real difference
to landscapes and communities
Perth and Kinross LLD Aims
Managing future landscape change to conserve and enhance the diversity and quality of the
area’s landscapes
It is about the relationship between people,
place and nature
“We will celebrate and enhance for people and
wildlife the landscapes where the rivers Tay and Earn meet. We want residents to reconnect with
their natural, built and cultural heritage”
Objectives
conserving and enhancing
conserving
natural and built
features
connecting
people with the
inner Tay Estuary
participating
in the landscape’s
heritage
understanding and enjoying
living and working
training
in local, traditional
skills
A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place
COTTOWN
A rich and diverse landscape… © G Hood
A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place
Engagement
Engagement
Engagement
Since 2014, how many people have TLP engaged with?
A. 3,500
B. 7,000
C. 9,000
D. 13,000
Engagement
Which of these groups do you think have been hardest to engage with?
A. Prisoners
B. Statutory Bodies
C. Mental Health Recovery Groups
D. Community Payback
Engagement
What is an effective way to engage communities?
A. Posters
B. Community council meetings
C. Local champions
D. Newspaper adverts
People, People, People
• Local
• Activity led – not theoretical
• Skills and Learning
• Time and Trust – sustained activity to build momentum
• Transport
• Empowering communities to celebrate and look after
their local landscape into the future
• Communication
• Finite
The Future
Heritage
learning
regeneration
soft skills
experiences
common goals
fun Partnership
People are the Place
Your Tay Your Adventure