Engaging Communities

Through this project LELP will work with local community organisations, individuals and local artists to engage people not only with one another but also with the landscape that they live in.

The study of vernacular buildings project will create a new-found realisation and knowledge of vernacular buildings and structures and their importance in terms of their history, heritage and in forming Fermanagh’s unique landscape.

This project will record and map the remaining built heritage of the islands before its memory is lost.

To develop a successful landscape partnership that will have a clear legacy on Fermanagh and it is essential that the local communities living and working on the Lough feel part of the partnership and involved in the programme.

The aim of this project is to develop a range education activities for local schools to engage in their landscape and heritage.

The aim of this project is to develop a range of activities for local volunteers to get involved and contribute to LELP’s heritage legacy.

The heritage skills training programme aims to offer volunteers, lifelong learning opportunities in training to develop existing skills or learn new skills, and acquire considerable natural and built heritage conservation experience.

This project aimed to train local people to become heritage champions within the Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark.