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A Guide to National Parks Ponies
Roaming our National Parks since as long ago as the Middle Ages, ponies are at home in many Protected Landscapes. Find out more about our most beloved species.
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Roaming our National Parks since as long ago as the Middle Ages, ponies are at home in many Protected Landscapes. Find out more about our most beloved species.
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Our Ambassador Freya on her experience as a speaker to the first ever Better Transport conference to speak in a panel focusing on young people.
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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.
Colin Speakman, transport campaigner and Campaign for National Parks council member writes about the adverse impact free bus services for OAPs are having.
In her blog, Helen Meech, director of Rewilding Britain and has written about the benefits of rewilding in National Parks.
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.
Dr Catherine Flitcroft discusses the BMC’s crowdfunding campaign to raise money for environmental projects on some of Britain’s most iconic peaks: Mend Our Mountains.
Marion Temple, Chair of Friends of the Lake District writes a response to Dorothy Fairburn's blog 'Answers needed for extended park plan' about the Lakes to Dales extensions.
Gayle Lister is a Discovery Ranger for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. Last year she took part in the Ironman Wales and in her blog discusses the value of the experience for her and for the National Park.
Our chief executive Fiona Howie talks about why we're launching our new blog and survey