Marine National Parks, Planning pandemonium and how you can get involved
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Over the last year, we released 10 New Perspectives bursary projects created by young people in National Parks across England and Wales.
We’ve been blown away by the creativity and passion for National Parks from our bursary winners; from films and photographs to printed-media articles and booklets, there is power in sharing different stories from young voices and under-represented groups.
You can now catch up with all the projects from the group, plus we’re now looking at financing the next round of New Perspectives bursaries - watch this space!
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A FUTURE FOR MARINE NATIONAL PARKS
We were delighted to host a Parliamentary event earlier this month championing Marine National Parks, in partnership with Blue Marine Foundation.
National Marine Parks have so much to offer in supporting local communities and nature, and we were delighted with the level of interest. We’re now calling on the political parties to back National Marine Parks at the next election.
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PROTECTING PARKS FROM PLANNING PANDEMONIUM
We brought together a coalition of 13 organisations to write to the Secretary of State Michael Gove, demonstrating the strength of opposition to proposals to allow the unplanned conversion of rural buildings.
We’re calling for Government to exempt Protected Landscapes as they did when we campaigned and won for similar measures first proposed a decade ago.
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You can make a difference to National Parks today by signing up at no cost to yourself.
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FITNESS PLATFORM RAISES £10,000
A big thank you to the innovative online platform Every Run Counts which has now donated £10,000 towards National Parks since its launch in early 2023, thanks to donation of virtual ‘RunCoin’ by its users.
Every Run Counts is great for keeping you motivated to move, whether it’s walking, running or hiking – it all counts!
Haven’t discovered it yet? Sign up today to start collecting your RunCoin.
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