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Proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework threatens National Park protections.
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We're leading a coalition of bodies, NGOs, and groups, urging Government to ensure any visitor levy benefits England’s National Parks and Landscapes.
Campaigners gathered outside the Royal Court of Justice today (July 18) to await the decision of Dartmoor National Park Authority's wild camping appeal.
Speaking to a full room in Westminster yesterday morning, Environment Minister Trudy Harrison asked the public to hold this Government to account to deliver their promises for nature. Just hours later, a major promise for National Parks was in tatters.
See the winners and runners up from our 2023 ceremony in the Houses of Parliament
The Upper Derwent Valley is safe for now but it should never have been under threat
In July 2023, we launched the eighth story from our New Perspectives series: The Wanderlust Women Tour, a film created by Amira Patel.
It’s time to make some bold decisions to deliver better transport for National Parks
Portrait of the South Downs National Park is a film and photographic series created by Saira Niazi. Saira's project explores hidden gems and unearths the stories that surround them.
June is pride month and we're celebrating our LGBTQIA+ colleagues, friends and supporters, and reflect on our work to support members of these communities.
The House of Lords debated the future of National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with clear cross-party support to bring powers up to date.
As Westminster considers new laws that would require water companies and regulators to take action for National Parks, our Chief Executive Rose O’Neill explores deeply concerning proposals that show why change is desperately needed.