Nature can recover remarkably quickly when given the chance. But devastating summer wildfires showed how vulnerable our National Parks are. We're campaigning for the biggest transformation in a generation to create National Parks fit for the future. We're campaigning for the biggest transformation in a generation to create National Parks fit for the future.

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National Parks should be leading the way in restoring nature and helping people connect with the outdoors — but they are stuck in the past because the laws that shape them have barely changed since 1949. Thanks to evidence that we have uncovered, and our passionate advocates, the UK Government has promised to update how National Parks are run. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to unlock their full potential. But without public support and pressure, this rare opportunity could be lost.

Imagine a future where National Parks have the power to put nature first, restore vast areas of peatland, lock in carbon and keep the landscape wetter and safer from devastating wildfires.

Monsal Dale, Peak District National Park ©PeaklassKate Ashbrook speaking to Future Leaders in Dartmoor National Park ©Harriet GardinerCampaign for National Parks meeting with Mary Creagh MP ©Campaign for National Parks
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  • Environment/​Conservation
  • Human Rights/​Advocacy
Beneficiaries

  • General Public/​Humankind

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