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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
Atlantic Woodlands project across Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks scoops top Park Protector Award
A project to help conserve some of the nation’s rarest lichens and mosses has scooped the Campaign for National Parks’ top Park Protector Award and a bursary for £2,000.
New fracking guidance emphasises the protection for National Parks
The Government has recently clarified its approach to planning for unconventional oil and gas, including the process known as fracking.
Park Protector Awards 2014 launched
Nominate a project today! This year two bursaries are available for projects protecting, conserving or repairing National Parks in England and Wales.
National Parks to be exempt from new barn conversion proposals
Campaign for National Parks has welcomed the announcement that National Parks and AONBs are to be exempt from barn conversion proposals
Mosaic Community Champion wins UK Volunteer of the Year
Mosaic Community Champion and Peak District volunteer Dr. Chamu Kuppuswamy has been selected as the winner of the UK National Parks Volunteer Awards
The Long View needs to be clearer
Taking the Long View, the Welsh Government’s policy statement on protected landscapes, needs to be strengthened and made much clearer.
CNP Disappointed with New Forest National Park Bike Scheme Rejection
Campaign for National Parks is disappointed that the New Forest NPA has turned down plans for a cycle hire scheme that could have made a real difference.
Outdoor Organisations call on MPs and peers to ‘champion outdoor recreation’ for the good of the nation
Ten leading outdoor organisations urge parliamentarians to factor the benefits of outdoor recreation into their manifestos and policies ahead of the next general election.
Mosaic Residential in Northumberland
A feast of delight in the wilds of Northumberland
Next steps on road studies
Over the past few weeks, further information has been published about government studies which could lead to major new road proposals in National Parks.