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Did you know?

National Parks have 1,386 miles of routes designated as suitable for people with access challenges.

Did you know?:

The UK's National Parks welcome over 100 million visits every year.

Did you know?

National Parks employed 56 apprentices and trainees last year.
Just goats being goats. 🐐

These incredible animals call the Valley of Rocks in @exmoornp home - scaling walls and cliffs, grazing on the rich meadows and, occasionally, blocking the roads!

They’re a wonderful reminder of why our National Parks are so important, providing a home for such a diverse range of wildlife.

Have you ever spotted one? 

📷 Exmoor National Park

#ValleyOfRocks #Exmoor #Goats #NationalPark
Look out for us at the cinema. 🎬🌳

Our latest Wild Spaces episode, screening before selected films, takes you to Northumberland National Park. Their team, alongside farmers, landowners and volunteers, is working together to create healthier, more resilient landscapes through woodland creation and hedgerow planting.

It’s a story of partnership, long-term thinking, and the small actions that can have a lasting impact.

Find out more about the project and watch the episode via the link in our bio. 🔗 

@northumberlandnationalpark 

#WildSpaces #Northumberland #TreePlanting
💭You might have heard of peatland, but what exactly is it and why does it matter so much?

Peatlands are our natural climate allies. They store vast amounts of carbon, support rare wildlife, improve water quality, reduce flood risk and preserve thousands of years of archaeological and cultural history.

Some of the UK's most important peatlands are found within our National Parks, making them critical places for tackling the climate and nature crises.

Across the UK's National Parks, peatland restoration projects are helping damaged peatlands recover, benefiting both nature and people. 

📍Dartmoor National Park

#NationalParks #Peatlands #NatureRecovery
Hello, August. 💚

Some habits we’re holding on to this month, for our National Parks and for ourselves. 

Little changes can have a lasting impact when it comes to caring for our 15 special places.

What will you be taking into August?

#UKNationalParks #UKOutdoors
Take a moment to pause in this ancient woodland 🌿
 
Even a small moment in nature can help us to feel calmer, more connected and refreshed.

For centuries, National Parks across the country have given people the space to reconnect with the natural world. Moments like this are why these places matter, and why we must continue to protect them.

📍This beautiful footage was captured in @exmoornp. 

#Exmoor #UKWoodland #NationalParksUK