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Beginners Guide to Wild Camping
With the right to wild camp on Dartmoor protected, we've put together a beginners guide to keep you safe and informed on your next National Park adventure.
Blogs
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Nature Bingo! What to spot on your next visit to National Parks
From birds and bats to flowers and plants, discover the wildlife in our National Parks this season.
Iconic places created by iconic people – our common land
Over 82% of common land in England is in a protected landscape. Julia Aglionby from the Foundation for Common Land blogs about how to secure the future of the commons.
The Sandford Principle mustn’t be endangered in Wales
Following the publication from the Future Landscapes Wales Working Group, Policy and Research Manager Ruth Bradshaw, explains the progress made and why the Sandford Principle cannot be compromised.
Putting natural beauty at the heart of our future environment?
Fiona Howie argues that beauty needs to be at the forefront of the Government’s environmental agenda.
Unfinished business – more National Parks for Scotland
Did you know there are only two National Parks in Scotland? John Mayhew from the Association for the Protection of Rural Scotland talks about their campaign to get more.
We can’t let major development ruin our National Parks
Ruth Bradshaw, our policy and research manager on why our new report is fundamental in making sure our Parks are not ruined by major development.
Making our National Parks more diverse
Maxwell A. Ayamba from the Sheffield Environmental Movement (SEM) writes about some of the challenges of people from black and minority ethnic communities using National Parks
Meet our new President, Caroline Quentin
Caroline Quentin, may be best known for appearing in some of our most well-loved British TV programmes, shares her true passion for National Parks.
Making the Inaccessible Accessible
Debbie North, founder of Access the Dales, on creating a countryside for all through wheel-friendly treks for people with poor or no mobility.
Saving a special spider
Andrea Kelly, a senior ecologist from The Broads Authority blogs about how they are saving this beautiful species.
“No future for us here until we are wealthy or retired”
Exmoor Young Voices was set up to help consult the National Park Authority on issues facing rural young people in Exmoor. They discuss the barriers and issues young people face living in isolated rural areas.