Applications to Cornwall National Landscape for FiPL funding are now closed to new applicants as the funding has all been allocated. If more funding becomes available in the future applications will re-open.

The FiPL programme focuses on the key challenges facing farmers, land managers and communities in Protected Landscapes. It is open to all farmers and land managers within the Cornwall National Landscape.

All applicants for the funding must have been managing all the land in the application and have control of the activities you’d like to undertake, or you must have written consent from all parties who have this management and control.

Other organisations and individuals were also welcomed to apply, as long as they do this in collaboration with a farmer or land manager, or in support of a farmer or group of farmers.

Common land was eligible for support through the programme. Applications were made as either a landowner with sole rights, or as a group of commoners acting together.

The programme is aimed at land within the 12 Sections of Cornwall National Landscape, recognising its special value. Applications which include land outside the protected landscape boundaries may be considered where project activity is on land close to the protected landscape and can be shown to bring benefit to the protected landscape itself.