Dark skies for people and nature (part two)
A blog by Steve Trotter, chair of the North Pennines National Landscape Partnership
Dark skies for people and nature
A blog by North Pennines National Landscape Chair, Steve Trotter
North Pennines Management Plan 2026 to 2031
The Management Plan has been adopted by the four relevant local authorities
Built in stone – International Geodiversity Day
Geodiversity on our doorstep
New Tramper at RSPB Geltsdale
The latest North Pennines Tramper arrie
Lasting legacy for nature, farming and communities
Celebrating the successes of the Tees-Swale programme
Professor Sir John Lawton
Reflections on the Tees-Swale programme
North Pennines National Landscape partners with Channel 5’s the Yorkshire Vet on pet bereavement campaign
Pet memorial bench at Bowlees Visitor Centre
International knitters spread the word about endangered adders
Knitting the serpentine hat pattern celebrates adders
North Pennines peatland funding from German environmental association
€730,000 investment to rewet some of the UK’s most valuable peatlands
