UK's panoramic landscapes by Mike McFarlane – in pictures

View over Great Fen – Darlow's farm view Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

River Derwent with Cromford bridge Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Lancashire peat workings: desolation awaiting restoration Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

The 'Odeon', Alderney, the most northerly of the Channel Islands Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Kent – maintaining the ‘Medway Smile’ living landscape Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Eversley Heathlands: A Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust living landscape Photograph: The Wildlife Trusts

Pastures New, grasslands restoration project in Dorset Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Devon: working wetlands on the Culm Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Co Durham Beach – part of the Magical Coast living landscape Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Cheshire: Gowy and Mersey washlands Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Bumble Hole and Dudley Canal, West Midlands, England Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Anglesey wetlands, north Wales Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Teifi Gateway Wales Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Teifi Gateway, Wales Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Coigach and Assynt, Scotland Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Coigach and Assynt, Scotland Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Upper Tawe Valley, Wales Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Cumbernauld Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Essex: Wild City, from cathedral Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Windy but beautiful wild camp on Bredon Hill, Worcestershire, England Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts

Mike took more than 12,000 photographs during his year-long series of tours. The collection of 92 panoramic 360° virtual tours of Living Landscape schemes established by The Wildlife Trusts all over the UK will help to raise awareness of their landscape-scale work, using interactive features to bring these places to life on screen. The virtual tours can be experienced on The Wildlife Trusts’ website Photograph: Mike McFarlane/The Wildlife Trusts