Revamped St Cyrus visitor centre opens
A new-look visitor centre has opened to the public at NatureScot’s St Cyrus National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Wee Wild Sparks – Video Case Study
Wee Wild Sparks is a LEADER funded project that encourages children to be creative and make the most of nature.Funding received: £19,032
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
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The Workshop Aberfeldy – Video Case Study
The community-based social enterprise helps people gain design and craft skills, build confidence and become ready for employment.Funding received: £31,531
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
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Fluffy Moos – taking cow preparation to new heights
The Fluffy Moos is a traditional family farm diversification and revenue generating project.Funding received: £37,243.11
Awarded from: LEADER
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Nature Tourism project
Outer Hebrides LEADER part-funded a transnational cooperation project on Nature Tourism.Funding received: £107,184 - Outer Hebrides LEADER
Awarded from: LEADER
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Skinny Milk
The Skinny Milk Project is funded through the Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund and aims to increase efficiency in milk production.Funding received: £143,000
Awarded from: Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund
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Stobs Camp Project
The Stobs Camp Project aims to encourage both local people and the global online community to better understand Stobs Camp and the part it played in the First World War.Funding received: £77,193
Awarded from: LEADER
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Ceòlas and the EOST project
Scottish Rural Development Programme funding is helping to preserve and foster the heritage of Scotland, and to inspire cultural cooperation that transcends languages and bordersFunding received: £81,452
Awarded from: LEADER
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Live Lambs
The Live Lambs project is funded by the Knowledge and Innovation Fund. It aims to identify ways to increase technical efficiency and encourage knowledge sharing.Funding received: £81,000
Awarded from: Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund
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DD8 Music
DD8 Music was set up by a group of local musicians in the Kirriemuir area who were keen to find a place to develop their musical skills.Funding received: £31,333
Awarded from: Rural Tayside LEADER
