Fighting Fund Appeal - target £25,000!

A fighting fund allows us to respond immediately and flexibly to the most urgent threats to our National Parks.

In 2012, we expect to be fighting one of the largest developments ever put forward in a National Park. Boreholes are being sunk into remote parts of the North York Moors National Park to determine how much potash lies underground and a planning application for a large mine to extract potash is likely to be put forward.

We also hope to persuade the government to complete unfinished business from the 1950s by extending the boundaries of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks to include stunning landscapes such as Barbondale, Mallerstang and the northern Howgills.

The recession has affected many charities as sources of public money are cut – and we have not been exempt.  

We are a very small charity with a very big job to do. But with your help we can keep National Parks safe, now and in the future.
 

Help us  
 

Please give whatever you can to our Fighting Fund. We will use every penny that you give to fight for National Parks. You can make a donation online, by mail to CNP, 6-7 Barnard Mews, London SW11 1QU or by calling 020 7924 4077 ext 228.

Please consider becoming a Friend for as little as £20 a year. 

Find out more about leaving us a legacy.
 

Thank you