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Heritage Skills Training
A range of subsidised skills training courses, inspired by the unique heritage of the Stories in Stone area, is being developed and delivered for a wide range of interest groups with the support of skilled ecologists, local craftspeople and organisations.
Recent years have seen the decline of many key natural and built heritage skills. This project aims to provide skills for the future, enable the transfer of knowledge from talented practitioners, and enable better management of the area’s heritage.
Why?
Events will also raise awareness of the special qualities of the area and increase the number and widen the range of people engaged with the area’s heritage. There will be clear landscape benefits, with sites being better understood and recorded, better managed as a result, and in better condition into the future.
What courses are offered?
A wide variety of courses are on offer, with the aim to increase skills in looking after and rcording our unique landscape in the Ingleborough Dale. This includes recording vernacular buildings, looking after heritage buildings, land based conservation skills and botanical surveying.
Current Courses
You can view all current courses and booking information on our Events & Training page, this includes our online learning courses.
The online learning package has come out of the restrictions of Covid-19, and the subsequent cancellation of 2020 training courses. This online resource will be available long after the end of the scheme and all videos are available to watch free of charge.
View ticketed qualifications on offer with Lowe Maintenance
Examples of previous Courses
Living with your old building
Lime in historic buildings
Improving energy performance of historic buildings
Raised bog flora
Limestone pavement flora
Limestone Grasses
Scything
Scything - Improvers
An-introduction-to-vernacular-buildings
An introduction to drawing vernacular buildings
Contact us
If you have a query please contact Hannah Rose, Stories in Stone Administrator.