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Learning Hub!
Discover more about the Yorkshire Dales and have some fun with our courses, quizzes, art & crafts and tutorials.
Courses
Ingleborough archaeology and history
This fascinating five part video series with archaeologist David Johnson provides a comprehensive overview of the key archaeology and history of the Ingleborough massif. Ingleborough Archaeology and History.
Line and wash drawing course
In this three-part drawing series with artist John Harrison learn how to create a Yorkshire Dales landscape with line and water colour washes.
Name that bird quiz
Put your avian IQ to the test with our Name that Bird identification quiz. All of these birds were spotted in the Yorkshire Dales, but can also be found in gardens and countryside across the UK.
Nest Building
Have you heard the tale about how crows building their nests high up in the tree means it will be a good summer? Can you build your own nest? Why not decorate some hard boiled eggs to fill your nest too.
Make a nature's rainbow colour chart
How many shades of green or yellow can you find in your garden? Here's how to make a natural colour chart using things you can find in your own back garden. We'd love to see yours!
Mammals of the Yorkshire Dales
Learn about British mammals with Hannah, with a focus on species found locally in the Yorkshire Dales. Learn about tracks, droppings and other signs of activity that may help you to identify mammals visiting your garden.
Small scale sustainable agriculture
In this five part video series Neil and Rikke, of Growing with Grace organic food cooperative, provide a comprehensive overview of the key principles of small scale sustainable agriculture.
Butterflies and moths of the Yorkshire Dales
Learn about butterfly and moth species of the Yorkshire Dales - including features of key species, why they are important, ways to record sightings and how to get involved with recording.
Upland birds of Ingleborough
Find out about the importance of habitats found in the Dales and Ingleborough area for a variety of wading birds, specifically; Curlew, Skylark, Snipe, Lapwing and Black Grouse.
Propagate your own herbs
Growing herbs is a wonderful way to attract more bees to your garden. Here's how to propagate your own herbs for free!
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Restore a Meadow
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