The Answer Is National Parks
Discover whyExtraordinary places, vital action
We are the 15 National Parks across England, Scotland and Wales. Together, we care for some of the nation’s most extraordinary landscapes, wildlife and heritage, and help people connect with them.
National Parks are living, working places, where people and nature can thrive, and communities come together to make a difference.
Each National Parks is incredibly diverse – not just in the landscapes they protect, but in the people, nature, heritage and stories that make them unique.
Explore , Explore (opens in a new tab)
Step into wild landscapes, discover new places and experience nature up close. Explore your local National Parks and find your own way to connect with nature.
Protect , Protect
We are working with nature to enhance it. Read about our nature recovery work, climate action and more.
Learn , Learn
Find out what is a National Park, why are they important, and learn about National Parks before your visit with our teaching resources and materials.
Act , Act
Support a campaign, volunteer, join a local event, and find out how you can get involved in our mission to look after these amazing landscapes.
The Answer Is National Parks
What if some of the answers to the big questions we are facing are closer than we think?
Across the 15 National Parks, people are restoring nature, responding to climate change and finding new ways for communities, people and places to thrive together.
Where nature is healthier, people and communities can be too.
Discover why the answer is National Parks.
Action is taking place everyday across our landscapes
In Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, the future of its woodlands is being grown from local roots. ๐ฑ
Across the landscape, people are coming together to help give some of Scotlandโs most important woodlands a stronger future.
The work brings together local knowledge, local growing and local communities to create lasting change, helping nature become more resilient as our climate changes.
#Resilience #NationalParks #LochLomond
The impacts of a changing climate are increasingly being felt in the places around us. Our research shows that 69% of people care strongly about flooding and extreme weather.
People want to see practical action that helps prepare for the future. That means organisations preparing for future pressures, restoring damaged landscapes and working alongside communities to protect the places they value.
Discover how National Parks are building resilience for the future on our website ๐๐
#NationalParksUK #Resilience
Our National Parks can help create a more resilient future for everyone ๐
Resilience isnโt just about responding when things go wrong. Itโs about investing in nature now, restoring the landscapes we depend on and preparing for the challenges ahead.
Because whatever comes next, our National Parks can be part of the solution, helping people, places and wildlife be ready.
#Resilience #NationalParks
Everyone should have the chance to experience days like this ๐
In Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, work is underway to make the coastline more accessible to everyone. This pioneering project shows what`s possible when engineering, partnerships and dedicated programmes come together to open up new opportunities for people to enjoy the outdoors.
The scheme now operates from 17 locations, supported by a book-and-collect service.
Read more and discover more stories of access and community from across all 15 National Parks on our website ๐๐
#Accessibility #BeachWheelchairs #Pembrokeshire
Access looks different for everyone. For some, it`s about removing physical barriers that make taking part difficult. For others, it`s about feeling welcome, having the confidence to get involved and knowing that thereโs a place for you in the outdoors.
National Parks are for everyone. Across all 15 National Parks, programmes are helping people with a wide range of needs feel included, connected and part of their local communities โ from children with complex needs to people with limited mobility.
Head to the link in our bio to find out how National Parks are supporting communities and inclusivity ๐๐
#NationalParks #Acccess #Community
Better access and stronger communities? National Parks could hold the answer ๐
Every day, our National Parks are helping more people to feel included. From breaking down barriers and building confidence, to creating more accessible routes and opening up opportunities for young people, they`re helping people connect with nature, improve their wellbeing and feel part of their communities.
#NationalParksUK #Access #Community
National Parks mean something different to all of us, but for many, they`re part of the answer to some of our biggest challenges or top priorities at the moment.
If you want to tell us about how National Parks impact your lifestyle, tell us in the comments or click the link in our bio to complete our anonymous survey. ๐
#NationalParksUK
In North York Moors National Park a project that champions both the community and insects is thriving. GrubsUp! has already planted native hedgerows, restored grasslands, created ponds and improved roadside verges so insects can move more easily between isolated pockets of habitat.
Working with farmers, landowners and local volunteers, the project shows the possibilities for nature when a local community comes together.
Read more and discover more nature recovery stories on our website ๐๐ฟ #NatureRecovery #NationalParks
