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Who pays for the Lake District?
New report, commissioned by the Friends of the Lake District, shows how innovative new tourism schemes could better support the National Park
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Representing Protected Landscapes in significant legal case
Campaign for National Parks seeks permission to intervene in legal test-case threatening all of England’s National Parks and National Landscapes.
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Calling for ‘Domesday’ survey by landowners
Campaign for National Parks joins call for ‘Domesday’ survey of nature efforts by large landowners in National Parks
Good news as National Grid proposes to remove new and old pylons in the Lake District
National Grid has announced that they are now proposing to underground all 23.4km of pylons in the Lake District
Enter our free photography competition on why you #lovenationalparks
Are you a budding photographer, phone snapper or professional picture-taker? Enter our free autumn/winter photo competition now!
Run the London Marathon for Campaign for National Parks
Would you like to support our important work? Then why not take on one of the most rewarding challenges and run the Virgin Money London Marathon for us!
Arun and Rother Connections project in the South Downs wins our Park Protector Award
We are delighted to announce the Arun and Rother Connections (ARC) project as the winner of our Park Protector Award
Bill Bryson presents a BBC Radio 4 Charity Appeal for us!
Tune in to listen to Bill Bryson's impassioned plea to defend and support National Parks
Planning changes will do nothing to address housing needs in National Parks
We respond to a recent Government consultation on national planning policy, concluding it will lead to inappropriate housing in National Parks.
Last chance to email the Government about fracking under National Parks
Email Amber Rudd Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change now, before the final consultation by the Government on fracking in and under National Parks
STOP THE CUTS: Campaign for National Parks and 38 Degrees join forces to set up ten English National Parks walks to highlight the effects of the Government cuts on National Park services
More than 600 people are to take part in walks across our ten English National Parks this Saturday to highlight our Stop the Cuts campaign
Local businesses and young urban volunteers help people discover their adventurous side in Northumberland
Hundreds of people discovered their adventurous side at the National Park’s Walltown picnic site on Hadrian’s Wall last weekend as National Parks Week got underway.