The Nore Vision Project is a community development and land use management training initiative. It is a locally led initiative, working with farmers in 4 catchment areas along the river Nore. It aims to promote awareness of the importance of the River Nore as a salmon spawning ground and preservation of the Freshwater Pear Mussel. By building relationships with landowners and working with them to outline a vision for a Blue Catchment, it will further develop positive farming, hedgerow and woodland practices in the area.

The project also aims to animate upland communities of the Nore catchment and develop pathways to positive land management.

This project is an opportunity for everyone to be recognised and rewarded for delivering environmental benefits and use the new Nore River Trust and it’s collaborative Upland’s Farmers Working Group to identify needs and investigate the development of an Environmental Improvement Scheme for the catchment.