Exmoor courses offering more awareness
EXMOOR National Park Authority has announced details of its Exmoor Awareness one-day courses for tourism providers.
This is the programme's 10th year of helping businesses discover more about Exmoor's special qualities, explore it first hand with expert guides, and improve the visitor experience of the national park.
Dunster Tithe Barn is the focus of the first course on February 28. Those taking part will learn about new opportunities in the great outdoors and how geo-caching, story walks, bush crafts, orienteering and edible walks can enhance outdoor experiences.
After learning in the morning, the afternoon offers an opportunity to put knowledge into practice around Nutcombe Bottom and England's tallest tree.
In support of Armed Forces Day at the end of June we are offering £9.99 Family/Portrait Photographic sittings to anyone who holds a Police/Military I.D card! That's a saving of £25.01! Ends July 31/13
Terms: You must show proof of I.D when booking your shoot and pay £9.99 to hold your booking date and time. Only one shoot per family. A viewing day will be held roughly one week from the shooting date.
Contact: 01271 440968
Valid until: Wednesday, July 31 2013
On March 15, A Living Landscape at Dulverton Town Hall will feature specialists working on conservation and enhancement projects. This will include the Two Moors Threatened Butterfly Project, a look at how Wimbleball reservoir has changed the landscape and a focus on Exmoor's moorlands.
The final course on March 26 looks at Moorland Heritage and Second World War Connections.
Booking is essential as course places are limited. One costs £15 and three are £32. Visit www.exm- oornationalpark.gov.uk for details.
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