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New report: Options for modernising National Park Authority governance
We’ve launched our new report ‘Leading National Parks into the Future: Modernising National Park Authority Governance’.
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The Worst Averted — But still a backward step for National Parks and nature
UK Government steps back from full Nuclear Task Force proposals on protected landscapes — but announces changes in law to “constrain” protections
Secretary of State approves major road
The A66 TransPennine upgrade has been given the go ahead despite fierce opposition and changes to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.
Welcome targets on nature recovery in National Parks but bolder action needed
The Government has set out key targets for restoring nature and habitats in protected landscapes.
Campaigners tell Westminster parties, put National Parks at the heart of your election manifestos
Along with National Park Societies we've signed a joint letter calling for political parties to set out firm commitments on National Parks ahead of the next election.
Government response to the Landscapes Review: not worth the wait
More than four years on, we’re still no nearer to those transformational changes Protected Landscapes desperately need.
Welcoming young people to the NPS Conference
The 2023 National Park Societies Annual Conference was opened to a wider audience with the hope of bringing more diversity, passion and knowledge to the discussions.
Campaign for National Parks secures key funding
Campaign for National Parks is delighted that a bid for five years of funding from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation has been successfully granted.
Government response to National Park amendments ‘a missed opportunity’
We are disappointed that government have chosen not to accept amendments that would give new powers to Protected Landscape and have called on them to think again.
Warm words are not enough – we need firm commitments that the planning system will continue to protect our most precious landscapes
Having received a response from the Secretary of State for Levelling-Up, we remain worried that investment zones could have a damaging effect on Protected Landscapes
For the sake of our future, we must retain existing laws and enhance nature protection in our National Parks and Protected Landscapes
Our Chief Executive Dr Rose O’Neill shares our concerns to recent changes set out by the UK Government that could seriously impact England’s landscapes.