The Forest of Bowland National Landscape is a place to explore, learn and be inspired. By offering high-quality information and inclusive events and activities, opportunities are created for people to understand, enjoy and connect with the area’s special qualities.
It is important that Bowland’s nature, culture and heritage are shared in engaging and accessible ways that meet a variety of needs. This includes working with groups supporting people with physical disabilities, mental health challenges and neurological or neurodegenerative conditions. Such tailored approaches help individuals move from discovery to confident exploration, enjoyment and understanding - ultimately inspiring greater care and even practical action to protect the landscape.
