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A Petersfield climate action group is encouraging people to live a more sustainable lifestyle as we head into the winter months in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis. This summer local charity Petersfield Climate Action Network (PeCAN) and Petersfield Town Council hosted the town’s first ever eco fair. Amelia Gabriel, organiser and project officer at […]

Earlier this year four young people from London and Birmingham visited the South Downs National Park for the very first time. The visit was organised by Kwesia, aka “City Girl in Nature”, who runs her own outdoor adventure website, and was supported by the charity Campaign for National Parks through their brilliant New Perspective bursaries. […]

Dr Martin Wilkie, Conservation Biologist at Marwell Wildlife, writes about how we can help to build ecological resilience. Nature is incredibly adaptable and has amazing capacity to bounce back and respond to change, especially from human disturbance. In the conservation sector this is called ‘ecological resilience’. It is a concept we can all think about […]

Rachel Guy, Reserve Manager at Kingley Vale, writes about a very special year at one of the most iconic locations in the National Park. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the designation of Kingley Vale as a National Nature Reserve (NNR), we’ve been celebrating the occasion in style. Located just north of Chichester, Kingley […]

Writer in Residence Alinah Azadeh looks ahead to the new season after a busy summer of walks and events. As we head into autumn and uncertain times ahead, I have enjoyed reflecting on a summer full of the joy of being able to share new work and open up our guided walking and writing sessions […]