Local artists have also been invited to take part in three-month residencies during which they will be invited to respond to the Bradford Pennine Gateway National Nature Reserve.
The conservation site was created in March 2025, as part of a series of nature reserves to mark the coronation of King Charles III.
In September, an 18-mile walking route will be opened to allow hikers to see the landscape.
Visitors will be able to walk from Ilkley Moor through Baildon Moor, Shipley Glen, Trench Meadows, Bingley North Bog, St Ives, Harden Moor and ending at Penistone Hill above Haworth.
Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin said the programme would allow visitors to see and appreciate nature.
“By embedding talented artists in our beautiful landscapes, this programme is an innovative way to encourage people to enjoy art and nature together and discover the beauty right here on our doorsteps,” she said.
