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Celebrate Sherwood was an exciting project that saw Miner2Major attend some of the local festivals across the scheme area to promote the work we were doing.

Miner2Major’s exciting informal learning offer.

This project delivered formal and accredited learning to help people to understand and care for the nature and heritage of Sherwood Forest.

Sherwood Forest is a mosaic of habitats with heathland, oak-birch woodland and wood pasture, alongside extensive areas of arable farmland and commercial conifer plantations.

There are over 193km of rights of way within the Miner2Major scheme area.

Sherwood Forest is home to some very special and iconic species that are characteristic of the area’s unique combination of habitats, and which occur in few other places around the UK.

Trees and hedgerows are a vital component of Sherwood’s landscape

The project helped to better understand the archaeology of Sherwood through commissioning new LiDAR.

Sherwood is home to a wide variety of building types.

The period 1850-1950 saw the landscape of Sherwood change dramatically, mines were sunk, railway lines built, and new towns and villages created.

This is an exciting project that sought to tell the stories of ten people that lived in, worked in or had an impact on Sherwood Forest.

This grant programme was for community groups to deliver projects aimed at celebrating the diverse wildlife, important habitats and rich heritage of Sherwood Forest