Making Exmoor’s paths the best they can be
Ceri Rapsey, rights of way support officer from the Exmoor National Park Authority writes about the Path Watchers project which has been shortlisted for our Park Protector Award.
Blogs
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The John Muir Award in the UK’s National Parks
Rob Bushby, John Muir Award manager from the John Muir Trust talks about how you can encourage people to connect with, enjoy and care for wild places.
“No future for us here until we are wealthy or retired”
Exmoor Young Voices was set up to help consult the National Park Authority on issues facing rural young people in Exmoor. They discuss the barriers and issues young people face living in isolated rural areas.
Sources of energy in our National Parks
Steve Ankers, policy officer for the South Downs Society discusses energy in National Parks - let us know what you think about energy in National Parks!
Making the Small Things Count
Alison Smith, project manager of ‘Make the Small Things Count’ which won our 2014 Park Protector Award explores the wonders of life close-up
Six pairs of capable hands can achieve a lot in an environment where access can be very difficult
Last year Fell Futures won our Park Protector Award. Matt Eaves, volunteer and apprentice coordinator from the Lake District National Park Authority shares his personal experience about the impact of winning the award.
Mending Mountain Paths in our National Parks
Dr Catherine Flitcroft discusses the BMC’s crowdfunding campaign to raise money for environmental projects on some of Britain’s most iconic peaks: Mend Our Mountains.
Friends of the Lakes respond to CLA blog on Lakes to Dales extensions
Marion Temple, Chair of Friends of the Lake District writes a response to Dorothy Fairburn's blog 'Answers needed for extended park plan' about the Lakes to Dales extensions.