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- Survey reveals alarming cuts to outdoor access jobs in Scotland
- Covid drives huge increase in use of urban greenspace
- Record numbers flock to NatureScot’s national nature reserves in 2020
- Some of Scotland’s best-loved paths are being revamped with new funding to remove barriers and improve access for all.
- Health and wellbeing benefits of walking on the South West Coast Path valued at over £75 million per year
- New survey shows visiting British farmland benefits mental health
- A snapshot of our impact on the natural world to help shape a sustainable future
- Have we all lost our sense of direction?
- Record visit numbers show we are a nation that love our forests more!
- Woodlands: Best of the Best in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
- Agreement reached following wild camping discussions
- Wild/backpack camping: latest news
- Wild/backpack camping: latest news - DNPA to appeal High Court judgment
- Public urged to take extra care to safeguard wildlife and the environment, especially during breeding season
- We've launched our Towpath Code
- Backpack/wild camping - latest news
- Marshals support patrols across National Park
- Measuring how people value trees and woodland
- BikePark Wales and Natural Resources Wales sign new lease to rewild mountain, add trails and accommodation
- Major work on Coast to Coast trail
- 87% of bathing waters rated ‘Excellent’ or ‘Good’ as new reforms come into law
- Ordnance Survey reveals new series of dog-friendly short walks made easy guides for three National Parks
- Executive report highlights benefit of outdoor activity and strong demand for improved access to nature in Northern Ireland
- 2,391 parks and green spaces amongst UK’s best in Green Flag Award’s 30th Anniversary year
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