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Rainscapes are an innovative and cost-effective way of reducing water pollution caused from highway run-off. Susie Howells, Brighton ChaMP project manager, explains how rainscapes can help protect and improve drinking water supplies in the Brighton chalk aquifer. When rain falls, water finds its way into the Brighton chalk aquifer – a hugely valuable asset for […]

People will be able to learn more about one of the world’s only chalk reefs thanks to a new project to create an interactive, virtual reality undersea experience. The Living Coast Undersea Experience will enable people to explore the underwater environment of the Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone, which runs between Brighton Marina and […]

A new partnership has been launched between the South Downs National Park Trust and leading Hampshire boutique hotel, The Village Inn. With the aim of helping to protect the South Downs National Park for future generations, the Village Inn in Buriton, near Petersfield, has become an official Visitor Giving Partner of the Trust. The partnership […]

The South Downs Citizens Panel is looking for new members. Tanya Hibberd, Performance and Research Lead, explains why becoming a panel member is a small commitment that can have a big impact. No matter how much you already know about the South Downs National Park, you can play a part in decisions made about its […]

The Winchester Criterium and Cyclefest will open at 10am on Sunday, June 9 with the popular Family Ride, in partnership with South Downs National Park and, new for this year, as an event in collaboration with British Cycling and HSBC UK. The South Downs National Park Family Ride joins the community of HSBC UK Let’s […]