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When you think of the South Downs, where do you think of? Is it the iconic cliffs of Seven Sisters and Beachy Head? Maybe Devil’s Dyke is your go to...
By Tim Slaney, Director of Planning at South Downs National Park Authority Core and Balance. No, I’m not talking about pilates or yoga. Rather, these two words could be used...
New “citizen science” photo posts, wildlife ponds and improved habitats for birds are among the latest improvements at Seven Sisters Country Park. Four years on since the National Park Authority...
The National Park is known for its stunning white cliffs – a remnant of a huge chalk dome that rose up from the sea through powerful tectonic forces when the...
Climate action is springing up in towns and villages across the South Downs in the form of new community energy schemes. Helping to deliver carbon reduction, these initiatives also aim...
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