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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
National Park Protector Award winners 2023 revealed
See the winners and runners up from our 2023 ceremony
The Upper Derwent Valley is safe for now but it should never have been under threat
The Upper Derwent Valley is safe for now but it should never have been under threat
New Perspectives – Amira’s Wanderlust Women Tour
New Perspectives - Amira's Wanderlust Women Tour
It’s time to make some bold decisions to deliver better transport for National Parks
It’s time to make some bold decisions to deliver better transport for National Parks
New Perspectives – Saira’s Portrait of the South Downs National Park
Saira’s Portrait of the South Downs National Park
Biggest industrial construction project ever proposed in the Peak District
As Westminster considers new laws that would require water companies and regulators to take action for National Parks, our Chief Executive Rose O’Neill explores deeply concerning proposals that show why change is desperately needed.
Sites of Special Sewage Interest?
We support an amendment to the Levelling Up Bill which would require public bodies, such as Environment Agency, Ofwat and the water companies to take action and prioritise investment in rivers such as the Lymington.
New Perspectives – Ruth’s story on sustainable farming in the Yorkshire Dales
We’re pleased to launch the latest film, shot by young film-maker Ruth Garrett. Ruth created it as part of our New Perspectives Bursary scheme, which explores the relationships between carbon capture and livestock farming.
Government response to National Park amendments ‘a missed opportunity’
We are disappointed that government have chosen not to accept amendments that would give new powers to Protected Landscape and have called on them to think again.