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From town to moor, farm to coast, long-distance walks take us on amazing journeys through scenic, nature-rich landscapes. This 75th anniversary year celebrates the creation of some of the best —the country’s National Trails. Tighten your boot laces and come on a tour of five that visit some of our great National Parks.
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
From the best Parks to spot the rarest species to the threats and solutions for national insect populations, we're zooming in on some small but mighty heroes of National Parks.
Peatland is both visually stunning and precious for nature and climate but also is one of the most complex and most threatened. Let's dig into the peatlands in National Parks.
Lily Whitmarsh explores the impact people have had on our National Parks and how we have been shaped by them.
Travelling by public transport is a great way to explore our National Parks, here are five suggestions to get you started.
As we enter the new year, it is a great time to discover winter wildlife in our Parks before spring begins.
With National Parks appearing to struggle, Andrew McCloy (Chair of Trustees at Campaign for National Parks) looks into the underlying issues and how systematic changes could help them flourish.
The latest issue of Viewpoint is available to read now.
Campaigner and Campaign for National Park Trustee Kate Ashbrook reflects on 40 years of campaigning.
