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Raising awareness of sight loss within Welsh rural areas
We caught up with Gareth Davies to learn more about the impact his work is having in Welsh National Parks and beyond.
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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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Renewal requires reflection: How NPAs can be more effective stewards
A former Exmoor NPA board member Dominic Elson reflects on how governance reform needs to sharpen the definition - and expectations - of expertise.
Review: “Fight for It Now – John Dower and the Struggle for National Parks in Britain” by David Wilkinson
Adrian Philips reviews David Wilkinson's new book on the incredible story of John Dower, a man who, more than any other, created our National Parks as we now know them.
Carneddau ponies- wildlife warriors from Snowdonia National Park
Hilary Kehoe of PONT Cymru and farmer tells us about the work of Snowdonia's carneddau ponies conserving the landscapes of the National Park.
Snowdon from Capel Curig: a classical viewpoint
Peter Bishop looks at the art past and present inspired by the beautiful Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.
The real Badgworthy: 150 years of Lorna Doone
In Lorna Doone, RD Blackmore set his isolated and lonely Doone village in a hidden valley high on the moor. Here archaeology and romantic fiction meet.
10 facts you won’t believe about National Parks
Campaign for National Parks brings you 10 facts about National Parks you won't believe - unless you are already a National Park know-it-all.
Win or bust – Returning the red squirrel to Snowdonia
Ecologist Dr Craig Shuttleworth tells us more about the return of red squirrels and their friends the pine martens to Snowdonia National Park.
Saving the windmills of the Broads National Park
The Broads Authority’s Water, Mills and Marshes is out to save these majestic heritage sites as many of these iconic structures fall into disrepair.
The insanity of the Arundel bypass
Campaign for Better Transport's Chris Todd takes us through the insanity of controversial plans for the South Downs
Birds of Prey in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
Ian Court, wildlife officer at the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, tells us why illegal persecution of raptors in the Dales should end so that iconic species can return to the uplands.
Watching wildlife in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
SAC Officer Sue Burton offers some tips on some of the wild and wonderful creatures you might spot in Pembrokeshire's protected waters.