Originally designated in 1964, the Forest of Bowland celebrates 60 years in 2024 and starts the New Year with a new name – Forest of Bowland National Landscape. To mark the anniversary of this very special area, Clitheroe Castle Museum is delighted to host a brand-new photography exhibition. Curated by the Forest of Bowland, entries for the exhibition have been chosen from images submitted to the National Landscape Partnership's recent Diamonds in the Landscape competition. From far-reaching moorland vistas and stunning wildlife shots to majestic woodlands and atmospheric pastoral scenes, the talented photographers have perfectly captured the variety and beauty of the Bowland landscape. The exhibition will run from 10 February until the 28 April, before going on to tour selected venues across Bowland during 2024.
Image courtesy of Stephen Adair.
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