Dales archaeology group marks 30th year with talk on park landscapes

Sarah Whiteley will speak about how the national park manages its historic landscape at Ingleborough Community Centre on Monday 16 February at 7.30pm; the Ingleborough Archaeology Group is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Sarah Whiteley, the national park's senior historic environment officer, will give a talk about how her team manages the park's historic landscape through the planning process, agri-environment schemes and projects with local archaeology and history groups. The event is part of the Ingleborough Archaeology Group's 30th anniversary programme of talks, walks and outings. The lecture is scheduled for Monday 16 February at 7.30pm at Ingleborough Community Centre in Ingleton. Non-members are welcome with a £3 entry fee. Key details: - Speaker: Sarah Whiteley, senior historic environment officer for the national park, on managing the historic landscape. - When and where: Monday 16 February, 7.30pm, Ingleborough Community Centre, Ingleton. - Entry: Non-members may attend for a £3 entry fee. - Anniversary: Ingleborough Archaeology Group is marking its 30th year with talks, walks and outings. - Upcoming talk: In March, archaeologist Jamie Quartermaine will compare prehistoric landscapes in the Lake District and Wales. Summary: The group is marking three decades with a programme of events that includes tonight's talk on park landscape management and a March lecture on prehistoric landscapes. Details of the anniversary programme are listed on Ingleborough Archaeology Group.org, and the next scheduled talks are noted above.