Isle of Wight National Landscape partner with organisations and individuals to create and deliver projects that benefit nature, the environment, the Isle of Wight community and visitors. 2024-2025
- Landscape Art Commissions
Open Call – “Can You Hear Us?” Public Art Commissions: Landed Deadline for Applications: Sunday 14th December 2025, midnight Isle of… Read more: Landscape Art Commissions - Discovering Landscapes – Heritage Coast to Coast
Isle of Wight National Landscape in partnership with Creative Ways Outdoors, Independent Arts and StoneCrabs Theatre explore access and connection to… Read more: Discovering Landscapes – Heritage Coast to Coast - Walking, cycling or riding in the landscape
Recent projects include the creation of a new footpath into open access land in Chillerton, improvements to bridleways and footpaths in… Read more: Walking, cycling or riding in the landscape - £5,000 Commission for Isle of Wight Creatives
Isle of Wight National Landscape Partnership launch new creative opportunity Who is this project for? Isle of Wight NL are looking… Read more: £5,000 Commission for Isle of Wight Creatives - Saving the Blues Project Report April 2025
Chalk grassland conservation for the benefit of the iconic five blue butterflies found on the Isle of Wight Introduction The Isle… Read more: Saving the Blues Project Report April 2025 - Creative Landscapes
A Vision of the Isle of Wight National Landscape by Young Islanders We asked young people on the island to submit… Read more: Creative Landscapes - Saving the Blues – winter update
Work is well underway to clear scrub and rough grass from internationally important chalk grassland habitats supported by the Isle of… Read more: Saving the Blues – winter update - It’s Your Museum
Five Isle of Wight museums reach new audiences through the community engagement project ‘It’s Your Museum’. The project was initiated and… Read more: It’s Your Museum - Parish volunteers and local school children plant 2000 wildflower plugs
Wroxall Parish Council took up a Farming in Protected Landscapes grant to improve the environment of their recreation ground at Castle… Read more: Parish volunteers and local school children plant 2000 wildflower plugs - Calling all creatives aged 14-30, what does the landscape look like to you?
Isle of Wight National Landscape are looking for 45 original artworks that reflect the diversity of the landscape bought to life… Read more: Calling all creatives aged 14-30, what does the landscape look like to you? - Arts Council Funding for Isle of Wight National Landscape Nature Calling project
The Isle of Wight National Landscape are working with partners to deliver Nature Calling, an Arts Council and DEFRA (Department of… Read more: Arts Council Funding for Isle of Wight National Landscape Nature Calling project - Supporting Barn Owl boxes at Briddlesford
Barn Owl is one of the Isle of Wight National Landscape’s eight flagship species we are targeting for nature recovery. The… Read more: Supporting Barn Owl boxes at Briddlesford - Replacing the beach steps at Compton Bay
Coastal erosion means the wooden steps down onto the island’s beaches need continual assessment and improvement or replacement. Isle of Wight… Read more: Replacing the beach steps at Compton Bay - Chalk grassland butterflies project
Small Blue Flying as adults in May/June, these tiny blue/black butterflies lay their eggs on Kidney Vetch. Once the caterpillar has… Read more: Chalk grassland butterflies project - Summer walks 2024
Everyone is welcome to enjoy and discover the Isle of Wight National Landscape. Our walk leaders have put together a fantastic… Read more: Summer walks 2024