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A popular pathway giving access to the heart of the National Park has undergone a major facelift. A partnership between Brighton & Hove City Council, East Sussex County Council and the South Downs National Park Authority has seen more than £300,000 spent on the Falmer Road path, which links Falmer and Woodingdean, near Brighton. The […]

A unique reconstruction of a traditional Bronze Age Roundhouse has been unveiled in the National Park by acclaimed archaeologist Professor Alice Roberts. The new addition at Butser Ancient Farm, in Hampshire, is the result of a collaboration between archeaologists working with wounded, injured and sick military veterans, serving personnel and volunteers from Operation Nightingale. The […]

An exciting new funding scheme is giving young people from across the region the chance to experience the great outdoors and get up close to our amazing natural world. Thirteen grants have been awarded to a diverse range of youth organisations as part of the National Park’s new South Downs Youth Action Fund. The young […]

Vital work has begun to protect an important wildlife and grazing site in the South Downs National Park. Fencing is being installed on both sides of the bridleway heading north-west from The Clayton Windmills, in West Sussex, to protect a wildlife-rich site and the conservation grazing livestock that help to conserve it. The priority is […]

Tis the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, with cool morning breezes, birds twittering in the skies, golden leaves, and crimson sunsets. It’s not hard to see why autumn has inspired some of our greatest literary figures, from Keats to Shakespeare. As we say the long goodbye to summer and enjoy the last of its […]