75 Years of National Parks

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Supporter, we wanted to share a sneak peek of our very special edition of Viewpoint celebrating the 75th anniversary of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act.

This issue is made up entirely of contributions from young people as part of our New Perspectives project. This project aim to give young people from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to influence and connect with decision makers to change the narratives on who National Parks are for and who has a say in their future.
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MAGAZINE
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Commodification of the countryside
by Eben Muse

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The last lynx
by Aila Taylor

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Empowering BAME communities through National Parks
by Dewan Choudhury

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National Parks and people
by Alienor Hammer

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RIGHT TO DISCOVER NATIONAL PARKS

Thank you to everyone who has supported our Right to Discover National Parks campaign. As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of National Parks in the UK, we’re coming together to create a brighter future— a future where all young people have equal opportunity to discover, feel connected to and enjoy our National Parks.

We've created a five point declaration to ensure National Parks belong to everyone, now and for the future. Have you added your name?
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CAMPAIGN FOR NATIONAL PARKS IN THE NEWS

Campaigners call for ‘Domesday’ survey of nature efforts by large landowners - Moves to require large landowners to report on their action to care for nature would help meet legal environmental goals, conservationists argue.
Independent Online
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The history of our National Parks – and why they haven’t fulfilled their potential - In 1949, the Government set out to conserve our wild landscapes; 75 years and millions of visitors later, have National Parks worked?
The Telegraph Online (paid)
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We hope this edition of Viewpoint brightens your day.

Harriet Gardiner
Senior Communications Officer

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Photos and graphics © used with permission. Viewpoint cover artwork © Serafina Parmar-Hill | Wild camping, image © David Maddion | Walking group, image © Dewan Choudhury | Kinsey Cave, image © Aila Taylor | Trees in Dartmoor, image © Alienor Hammer |