This is an archived website, available until June 2027. We hope it will inspire people to continue to care for and protect the South West Peak area and other landscapes. Although the South West Peak Landscape Partnership ended in June 2022, the area is within the Peak District National Park. Enquiries can be made to customer.service@peakdistrict.gov.uk
The 5-year South West Peak Landscape Partnership, 2017-2022, was funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
David is one of our two Farm Link Workers, hosted by the Peak District National Park and working on the Future Farmscapes project. He will be providing a first port of call for farmers and landowners wishing to engage with the partnership. David’s role will be to represent the views of farmers within the partnership, assist them with bids for funding as well as liaising with project officers to support any works being carried out.
David was born and bred in the Peak District, and has lived there all his life. He is a farmer’s son, therefore has a strong connection with the farming communities of the South West Peak. He is married with two children. David is currently working towards a BScs Environmental Management and Science degree with the Open University, and has a wealth of practical skills having spent his life as a builder and helping on the farm. He is passionate about the landscape, and wants to do his upmost to protect the local environments for his two young children to enjoy in the future.
In his down time, David enjoys walking, bicycle riding and the outdoors in general. He enjoys playing and watching sport, particularly rugby union and has been known to enjoy the occasional pint of real ale!
Protecting the endangered White-Clawed Crayfish by finding new habitats for them to call home.
Supporting farming communities with help, advice and care; now and into the future.
Enhancing, restoring and expanding species-rich grasslands across the South West Peak.
Helping the recovery of wading birds through habitat management and monitoring.