Research Hub
New Forest National Park Research Hub
Welcome to the research hub which we're building with the help of partner organisations and universities. If you have any suggestions or queries, please get in touch.
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National research on national park issues
Protected Landscapes Partnership
The Protected Landscapes Partnership is an Innovation and Evidence Hub where we seek to develop and deliver national or landscape-scale projects that tackles our twin nature and climate crises, and promotes access and connection to nature. The National Landscapes Association, National Parks England, National Trails UK, and Natural England, come together to support England’s Protected Landscapes to have a greater impact on people, nature and climate.
University of Cumbria Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas
An interdisciplinary team of more than 50 academics and more than 20 doctoral researchers at University of Cumbria. Its purpose is to deliver and promote research and knowledge exchange relevant to national parks and protected areas, facilitating change by shaping policy, practice and perceptions.
University of Cambridge Centre for Landscape Regeneration
Funded by UKRI NERC, the centre provides the knowledge and tools necessary to regenerate the British countryside using cost-effective nature-based solutions. By harnessing the power of ecosystems, we strive to deliver broad societal benefits, alongside biodiversity recovery, climate mitigation & adaptation.
Research from York Business School with protected landscapes and National Parks.
Background reading, research and statistics as well as recommendations.
New Forest National Park insights and data
Here you’ll find research which has been commissioned by us and other organisations relevant to the New Forest.
The information is organised under our five Partnership Plan headings of climate, nature, people, place and partnership.
The New Forest National Park Authority isn’t responsible for information provided by other organisations and on other sites.
Nature
People
Place
Partnership
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