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Top facts about chalk streams
Chalk streams are one of the rarest freshwater habitats, many of which are found in England’s National Parks.
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Peak District Mosaic: Championing National Parks for Everyone
The Championing National Parks for Everyone project from Peak District Mosaic is supporting diverse communities to access these beautiful green spaces.
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Where history meets nature in the Yorkshire Dales
Sarah Whiteley, Senior Historic Environment Officer for the Yorkshire Dales National Park, explores the intersectionality of nature recovery and the historic environment
Sources of energy in our National Parks
Steve Ankers, policy officer for the South Downs Society discusses energy in National Parks - let us know what you think about energy in National Parks!
Guardians of the night sky
With the launch of the CPRE’s new interactive dark skies maps, Emma Marrington, one of their senior rural policy campaigners explains the importance of night skies free from light pollution.
The senior bus pass and rural transport – the bleak price of success
Colin Speakman, transport campaigner and Campaign for National Parks council member writes about the adverse impact free bus services for OAPs are having.
Rewilding National Parks – Time to go wild!
In her blog, Helen Meech, director of Rewilding Britain and has written about the benefits of rewilding in National Parks.
Rewilding National Parks – The farmer’s friend or enemy?
In his blog, Robin Milton is the chairman of the National Farmers’ Union Hill Farming Committee writes about the benefits of farming to National Parks.