Our Team

Rose joined Campaign for National Parks in September 2021 following a career in environmental campaigning, policy and research. She has a PhD in environmental science specialising in behavioural change and a masters in geology. Rose is a member of Natural England’s Landscape Advisory Panel and is Vice Chair of Wessex Rivers Trust. Previously, she led the high-profile UK rivers programme at WWF, building partnerships to connect grass-roots campaigners with Westminster decision-makers. From a working class background, Rose is passionate about creating opportunities for everyone to connect with nature and the wonders of National Parks. She lives close to the South Downs National Park with her young family.

Ruth has over 25 years’ experience in a variety of policy analysis and influencing roles. Prior to joining Campaign for National Parks in 2012 she was Head of Infrastructure Policy at London Councils and has previously worked for the Countryside Agency and the Commission for Rural Communities. When not working, she can often be found walking or cycling in one of the National Parks.

Anna joined us in March 2022 and has over 15 years’ experience in the third and public sector with a specialism in nature conservation having completed a Masters in Biodiversity and Conservation. With a broad skillset including countryside and project management, finance, fundraising and people management, she previously managed Winkworth Arboretum for the National Trust and Lepe Country Park in the New Forest National Park. Anna has long since supported the work of Campaign for National Parks, having recently completed a term as Trustee at the end of 2021.

Our Development Manager Jessica joined us in April 2022. Originally from a digital marketing background, Jessica was lured into the world of fundraising ten years ago when she was involved in a capital appeal project to build a new library. She now has a varied fundraising experience from youth, education and arts sectors. Committed to opening up the profession to others, she has volunteered with the Chartered Institute of Fundraising.

Nick joined Campaign for National Parks in May 2022 to help deliver impactful campaigns and influence government through engagement with politicians, civil servants and stakeholders across England and Wales. Nick brings a wealth of experience, having previously worked for nearly a decade at the Campaign for Science and Engineering, and before then in a variety of Parliamentary offices across Westminster. He currently lives in East London but uses every opportunity to escape the capital and enjoy the UK’s natural landscapes.

Gareth joined us in January 2023 as Policy and Projects Officer based in Cardiff, spearheading our Welsh campaigns. He has a wealth of experience in environmental campaigning, advocacy and project management and is passionate about tackling the climate and ecological emergencies we face. Gareth spends lots of time hiking and trail running in Welsh National Parks and Landscapes.

Harriet joined in January 2023 and is leading our communications. She comes from a varied background in digital engagement, illustration and digital content creation for a variety of NGOs. Growing up in the South Downs, she has a passion for UK nature and often travels around the UK to hike, kayak and scuba dive.

Lily joined us in July 2023 as New to Nature trainee after completing a degree in design and climate communication. Growing up between the Dales and the Peak District, she has a longstanding love of National Parks. Now based in London, Lily is passionate about improving access to National Parks for those living in urban areas, as well as young people and those from marginalized backgrounds.

Katrina started as a volunteer for Campaign for National Parks before joining the team in September 2024. She has a personal connection to National Parks, growing up on the North York Moors and now living on the doorstep of the Peak District. Katrina also loves animals and has a cat and two dogs, and enjoys walking and getting out into nature as much as she can in her spare time.

Ffion Mitchell-Langford joined in September 2024 as our National Marine Parks Lead, based in Wrexham, North Wales. Ffion brings a breadth of experience across marine conservation, ocean literacy, meaningful community engagement and project management, with a particular drive to spark interest and support for national marine park designations in the UK. In her free time, Ffion enjoys heading to Crossfit Wrexham or getting out in nature, either exercising or meditating at the North Wales coast or in the Dee and Ceiriog Valleys.