The clean up starts in National Parks

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Supporter, have you seen Government's new Water (Special Measures) Bill? It aims to give regulators new powers to take tougher and faster action to crack down on water companies damaging the environment and failing their customers.

While this is a step in the right direction and we welcome the action, it is not enough for our National Parks.

We need legally binding protections for the water bodies in National Parks, without this level of protection the new Water Bill falls short. We’re fighting to end water pollution in our Parks, so when you walk along a river or wild swim in a lake the water is teeming with life and not with dangerous bacteria. Could you show your support and donate to appeal to clean up National Park waterways?
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THE LIFEBLOOD OF NATIONAL PARKS

The lakes, rivers and streams within our National Parks deliver a range of benefits. They are home to a huge variety of wildlife, provide drinking water to a big part of the UK population, support natural flood management, help tackle climate change, and are, of course, much valued by people as places for recreation and relaxation.

Whether you want to paddle, fish, swim or stroll, there’s something about these blue spaces that bring a whole host of health and wellbeing benefits. The condition of water bodies in National Parks has implications far beyond the boundaries of those Parks with links between the quality of freshwater and the health of our oceans.
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A DEEP DIVE INTO THEIR HEALTH
Channel 4: Calls for urgent action over pharmaceuticals found in rivers in National Parks
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iNews: Sewage pumped into nine Lake District beauty spots on UK’s hottest day
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The Broads National Park is Britain’s largest protected wetland with more than a quarter of Britain’s rarest species. It's a prime example of why healthy water in National Parks is key to the health of nature.
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Thank you for your support for healthy water bodies in National Parks
Harriet Gardiner
Senior Communications Officer
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