National Parks are under threat like never before, but you can help us change that. With our Parks at the heart of everything we do, our mission is clear: we’re here to unite, inspire and empower everyone to take action and enjoy wilder National Parks. Here are 5 ways you can help National Parks.
At Campaign for National Parks we’re creating a movement of people from different ages and backgrounds coming together to fight for nature-rich National Parks for everyone. You can help make this a reality by supporting our latest campaign to ensure National Parks thrive for the future.
Check out our latest campaign to see how you can get involed.
Discover the unique landscapes of National Parks in England and Wales.
Adventure, relaxation, exploration, there’s no wrong way to enjoy a National Park. Here are out top tips on making the most of your visit.
We’ve put together this handy guide with key information for travelling in each of the 13 English and Welsh National Parks.
National Parks are the UK’s most iconic and awe-inspiring landscapes. Like The Beatles and the NHS, they are world renowned and represent the very best of our nation.
But scratch the surface and all is not as it seems - habitat destruction, pollution, struggling communities, limited public transport, wildfires, wildlife crime, the list goes on.
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We want to see significant improvements for Sunday bus services, but we need strong evidence to highlight the impact that a lack of services has on equal and sustainable visitor access – this is where you come in.
Help us by sharing your experiences of Sunday bus services by taking our Green Routes to National Parks survey.
Bannau Brycheiniog, Llyn Y Fan Fach © Jonathan Lewis
National Parks belong to all of us. They are places of adventure, nature, inspiration and escape. By becoming a Friend, you’ll help make sure they remain protected and accessible for generations to come.
Joining us as a Friend fuels our ability to protect the National Parks you love. From the towering peaks of Eryri and the Lake District to the windswept tors of Dartmoor, with our Friends’ help we’ve been protecting National Parks for 75 years.
Backed by support from our Friends we’ve changed laws, helped create new National Parks, connected thousands of people with nature and stopped damaging legal decisions in their tracks.
Will you join the National Park movement by becoming a Friend of National Parks?
Main image: Burbage edge, Peak District © Daniel Kay
