Lough Erne Landscape Partnership

The Lough Erne Landscape Partnership (LELP) has been established to help protect and enhance the built, natural and cultural heritage of the Lough Erne landscape. It is one of 90 similar projects throughout the UK and one of several in Northern Ireland.

Our aim is to help achieve the vision of a vibrant and sustainable rural economy, a healthy population and a functioning ecosystem.

Just over £2 million has been set aside by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to support LELP deliver a range of strategic and community based activities and projects from 2018 to 2023.

The LELP Partnership is led by RSPB NI and includes Waterways Ireland, National Trust, Upper Lough Erne Region, Fermanagh Rural Community Network and Fermanagh Omagh District Council.

About LELP

Themes

Built Heritage

Natural Heritage

People & Culture

Coordinated Landscape Management

Latest News & Events

Workshop 2: Butterflies and their Habitats

Saturday 18 May 2019 10 am Castle Archdale Country Park, ...

Vacancy: Business Support Apprentice

Lough Erne Landscape Partnership (LELP) aim to protect, promote and ...

Launch Of the Lough Erne Amazing Pollinators

Saturday 13 April saw the launch of the Lough Erne ...

Snipe Walk at Dusk

We are delighted to invite you to the Lough Erne ...

Partners

  • National Lottery Heritage
  • RSBP
  • Fermanagh & Omagh District Council
  • Fermanagh Rural Community Network
  • National Trust
  • Waterways Ireland
  • Upper Lough Erne Region

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18 May

A phone call in the middle of the night in May means one thing for our Rathlin Island warden Liam McFaul - corncrake! 2019's first call of a corncrake confirmed at 12:30am this morning on the island. Phew! Details to follow early next week ...

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18 May

We are all having a great morning in Castle Archdale Country Park at the first Butterfly Workshop. Thank you to Rose from Butterfly Conversation for teaching us so much about butterflies and their habitats. @FermanaghP @savebutterflies @HeritageFundNI @RSPBNI

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Recent News & Events

The Erne Paddlers 2019 Programme

Event: The Erne Paddlers 2019 Programme. Date/Time: Jan/Feb 2019 The programme includes beginners and improvers ...

Workshop 2: Butterflies and their Habitats

Saturday 18 May 2019 10 am Castle Archdale Country Park, Co. Fermanagh   The Lough ...

Vacancy: Business Support Apprentice

Lough Erne Landscape Partnership (LELP) aim to protect, promote and enhance the built natural and ...

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