Shropshire Hills forum hold latest meeting in Clun

The Shropshire Hills National Landscape Forum latest meeting <i>(Image: Shropshire Hills National Landscape Team)</i>
The Shropshire Hills National Landscape Forum latest meeting (Image: Shropshire Hills National Landscape Team)
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More than 80 people attended a forum in April to discuss ways of caring for the Shropshire Hills.

The Shropshire Hills National Landscape Forum, held in Clun, saw a mix of short presentations, workshops, field visits, networking, and display stands, all focusing on local conservation efforts.

The themes for the event were the new five-year plan, 'Thriving in Balance with Nature', a decade of community conservation through the Shropshire Hills Landscape Trust, and the Clun Catchment.

The forum gathers groups, individuals, and organisations to share ideas and support activities for the Shropshire Hills.

The next event is planned for November.

The forum events welcome public participation, although organisers encourage individuals and organisations to register as forum members.

There is no cost for membership, and members receive extra electronic mailings with information and opportunities to engage.

The event showcased a collective effort to preserve the Shropshire Hills, bringing together a range of participants.

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