North Pennines National Landscape
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Visitors can have a positive impact on the area’s environment and communities
Sharing our world-class geological heritage through interpretation, education, conservation and nature-based tourism
Fellfoot Forward's species recovery in conjunction with RSPB Geltsdale
Traditional buildings of the lower Eden valley
The Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme has restored and enhanced 56ha of woodland
The Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme has restored and enhanced 145ha of species-rich grassland and hay meadows
The North Pennines is the second largest National Landscape at almost 2000 square kilometres
There are 38 National Landscapes in England and Wales
In ten years over 400,000 people came to our Bowlees Visitor Centre
The North Pennines National Landscape has 16 Dark Sky Discovery sites