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’.
As well as being home to the iconic Exmoor pony, Exmoor National Park’s moorlands, heathlands and valleys provide a diverse range of habitats that support a wide variety of flora and fauna. With the highest sea cliffs on the British mainland, the most extensive broadleaved coastal woods in Britain and the most remote shoreline in England, the Park also has some of the most distinct seascapes in the country. Almost a third of the Park is protected for wildlife under UK and European law. It is one of the most important areas in the UK for butterflies and is especially vital for the heath fritillary, found in only four locations in the UK.
