Reading Your Local Landscape is a landscape environmental heritage course that teaches communities to understand the inherent qualities of the environment around us; built and natural.

• A knowledge and understanding of the natural, built and cultural resources of the study area
• The necessary skills to undertake further research and work in the area of local heritage interpretation
• Opportunities to identify landscape resources which could be utilised to enhance your employment opportunities

Modules include:

• Geology and the shape of the local landscape
• Maps
• Biodiversity and habitats
• Archaeology
• Architecture
• Industrial archaeology
• Settlement and communication
• Heritage interpretation
• Project mentoring

The course will be held over 15 weeks, on Tuesdays from 10am to 3pm.

Please note that the details of events listed above are provided by the relevant Local Authorities.