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5 facts: what the National Parks duty means for planning
Here are five key facts about what the new duty means for planning decisions which show just how wrong some of the myths being peddled are.
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Water is life: South Downs National Park
Siôn McGeever, Chief Executive of the South Downs National Park Authority, explains why water is at the top of the agenda as he calls for a united response to the river crisis.
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7 things we learnt from the High Court about National Parks
After the change in law in 2023, what the precedent-setting High Court cases mean for National Parks law.
Natterjack toads – rare native to National Parks
Just two populations of this rare and elusive species are left in the New Forest National Park. Dr. Laurence Jarvis Science and Research Manager at Froglife takes a close look at this unusual toad.
Exmoor ponies – the heart and soul of Exmoor
Sue Baker shares the varied history of Exmoor's beloved ponies.
Do your bit for the Dales by bus says Alex Sobel MP
In our quest for tranquility and access to a fresh and beautiful landscape the overuse of cars is undermining everything that makes it special. Leeds MP Alex Sobel calls for more of us to enjoy the National Parks by bus.
Paddling in the Parks
With it currently being National Go Canoeing week, (27th May– 4th June), British Canoeing Places to Paddle Officer, Ben Seal explains why our National Parks have a role to play in supporting a bright future for fair, shared access to water.
‘Review for the 21st Century’ must take on urgent challenges
‘Review for the 21st Century’ must take on urgent challenges