Project summary

Develop thorough understanding of the heritage landscape and its management amongst key groups, and enable individuals to gain a comprehensive set of skills that will enable them to find future employment in its management.

Key partners

• External link to IACC Destination Team - link opens in a new tab
• External link to North Wales Wildlife Trust - link opens in a new tab
• External link to Môn CF - link opens in a new tab

Project outputs

1. Knowledge modules facilitated
2. Individuals participated in knowledge modules
3. Individuals trained through skills stream

Project outcomes

1. Increase local capacity to conserve and manage the heritage landscape
2. Raise confidence levels and make people aware of local employment opportunities and pathways
3. Individuals skilled for employment in aspects of heritage management

Scheme objectives

1. Promote Holy Island’s facilities and opportunities
2. Improve awareness and understanding of heritage conservation and management
3. Develop local capacity for the sustainable management of Holy Island’s heritage landscape and its features

Activities

The Partnership are working closely with Môn Communities Forward to identify suitable heritage skills courses that will benefit the residents of Ynys Cybi. Môn CF are acting as the contact point for anyone who is interested in undertaking courses. The Partnership have also held a number of training days in Dry Stone Walling and Pesticides Training. Individuals who gain experience in these skills will help the Partnership deliver a number of projects.

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