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conservation Objective 2

Objective 2
Objective 2: Address significant and/or widespread negative impacts caused by recreation in the most appropriate, proportionate and effective ways. In 2020 and 2021, unprecedented numbers of people and vehicles visiting...
document New Forest National Park Authority meeting 28/03/2019

New Forest National Park Authority meeting 28/03/2019
post New members invited to join the New Forest Access Forum

New members invited to join the New Forest Access Forum
The New Forest Access Forum is recruiting new members and is inviting applications from people who are passionate about public access. The forum is an independent group of volunteers who advise New...
post June’s wildlife highlights

June’s wildlife highlights
This is the latest in a year-long series of monthly blogs, featuring seasonal highlights from the natural world in the New Forest. Summer is in full swing, with Midsummer Day...
post Explore the New Forest’s unusual side this autumn

Explore the New Forest’s unusual side this autumn
Book now at www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/festivalwalks The festival's expert-led walks take you behind the scenes in the National Park to learn unusual facts and stories about the area.With a new batch of...
discover Snipe

Snipe
As a breeding bird the snipe is now uncommon in southern England, but it is much more common in the north and west of the UK. In the New Forest...
post Public name favourite New Forest artwork

Public name favourite New Forest artwork
Thousands of people attended the exhibition at the New Forest Centre in Lyndhurst this summer, which is run in partnership with the New Forest National Park Authority. Visitors had the...
post Not just Hide and Seek

Not just Hide and Seek
With majestic woodlands and wide expanses of heathland, the New Forest is a great place for children to play and explore the outdoors. We caught up with our Wild Play...
post Our favourite Christmas routes

Our favourite Christmas routes
Our staff are passionate about the New Forest and their work to protect this special place. So throughout December some of them will be picking out their favourite walks and...
conservation Helping or harming? How you can do your bit for the New Forest

Helping or harming? How you can do your bit for the New Forest
Over half of the New Forest National Park is internationally-important for nature conservation and it’s a working forest, with commoning, forestry and farming activity. It’s a great place to enjoy but it’s also very easy to cause harm. Here...