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What I learnt running the length of a National Park river
Find out what happened when Campaign for National Parks ran the length of a National Park river
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Our 2025 Highlights
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.
Water is life: South Downs National Park
Siôn McGeever, Chief Executive of the South Downs National Park Authority, explains why water is at the top of the agenda as he calls for a united response to the river crisis.
Top facts about chalk streams
Chalk streams are one of the rarest freshwater habitats, many of which are found in England’s National Parks.
Rivers are the lifeblood of the landscape
Chief Executive, Rose O’Neill, outlines our response to the Cunliffe Review and the next steps in our water campaign
The sewage scandal
The sewage scandal is – rightly – an election issue: the rivers and lakes of our great National Park should be at the top of the clean up list
Saving Windermere from sewage
We caught up with 2023 Changemaker of the Year Award winner Matt Staniek as he explains the issues facing Windermere from sewage pollution