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A New Chapter for National Parks under Andy Burnham
With a new Prime Minister in place, we explore what changes in Westminster could mean for Protected Landscapes and the priorities we want the Government to pursue.
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With a new Prime Minister in place, we explore what changes in Westminster could mean for Protected Landscapes and the priorities we want the Government to pursue.
Ahead of Wild Summit, National Parks Reimagined Manager Shovi shares why radical imagination is key to shaping a vibrant next chapter for National Parks.
By facilitating workshops, the 'National Parks Reimagined' initiative empowers a diverse range of youth perspectives to collectively envision future landscapes.
Angus Lunn, Chair of Campaign for National Parks for ten years, and more recently a Vice President, is remembered warmly by his former colleagues and friends.
While 2025 may have been a difficult year for nature, our supporters have enabled us to rise to the challenges and carve out some significant wins for National Parks.
Andrew McCloy, Chair of Trustees at Campaign for National Parks reflects on last week’s uplifting Radical Futures event.
We explore why National Parks are the perfect destination for walking, and how they boost our mental and physical health.
Chief Executive, Rose O’Neill, outlines our response to the Cunliffe Review and the next steps in our water campaign
From birds and bats to flowers and plants, discover the wildlife in our National Parks this season.
From wildlife to wild swimmers, National Parks give something to all of us. Explore why we need to work together for their future.