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15 biodiversity successes to mark 15 years of the National Park
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A pair of beavers have been reintroduced to a South Downs stream to help restore waterways and create a flourishing wildlife haven. Europe’s largest rodent, known as an “ecosystem engineer”...
As the National Park Authority’s Digital and Social Media Officer you may think I’m terminally online. And you would be correct. However, I recognise it’s not healthy to stay plugged...
Efforts to create new areas of wildflowers to help bees and butterflies have received a huge boost. UK National Parks has announced a two-year partnership with Howdens, a leading trade...
Many people choose to walk the South Downs Way in sections – and this is what we advise to get the most pleasurable experience! However, intrepid Kevin Green is planning...
A horse-stile that prevented wheelchair users, mobility scooters and families with buggies from using a section of the South Downs Way has been removed. The refurbishments at Washington, West Sussex,...
"The Downs...too much for one pair of eyes, enough to float a whole population in happiness."
