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Northern Access Advisory CIC works to improve access to nature in ways that are inclusive, responsible, and rooted in long-term care for land and communities. Our core work focuses on access, inclusion, and environmental stewardship. We support landowners, public bodies, and community organisations through access-focused auditing and advisory services, including walked site assessments, trail audits, and guidance on inclusive access and environmental management. Our consultan
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Mar 302 min read


Exploring Responsible Access: Crofting, Inclusion and Community-Led Tourism on Mull
Access to rural and island environments often feels out of reach for many people. Barriers like cost, mobility, and unfamiliarity limit who can experience these unique places. On the Isle of Mull, a project took a different approach. It focused on responsible access through care, creativity, and community contribution. This case study shows how supported retreats, community projects, and refugee-led initiatives can open doors to meaningful connection with place and people. T
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Feb 33 min read


Embedding Environmental Management in Access Planning
Accessible environments are sustained through responsible management, policy, and community involvement — not just design compliance. Environmental management often feels like a box to tick, especially in large organisations with many moving parts. Thirteen Housing, a multi-arm housing organisation, faced this challenge head-on. Their goal was not just to meet ISO 14001 standards but to embed environmental responsibility deeply into their operations, affecting everything from
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Feb 34 min read


Promoting Access & Community Inclusion: The 'We are Rooted' arts project, Oxfordshire.
Click the image above to visit the project website. Trees shape the character of Oxfordshire’s countryside and towns. They offer shade, shelter, and a sense of place that connects people to nature and history. Yet, many of these trees face threats from development, climate change, and neglect. Our recent arts project aimed to bring people closer to Oxfordshire’s trees, encouraging them to share their stories and feelings about their favourite local trees. This connection help
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Feb 13 min read
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