Keep your distance from the animals and don't feed or pet them - you may be fined.
By HMakin
Meet education and youth officer Amy Moore How did you get into your role? I have always had an interest in nature but didn’t realise this until I recognised teaching in a school wasn’t for me. At this point, I adapted my university course and started volunteering for my local wildlife trust which … Continued
By creo
What does a day as a New Forest archaeologist look like, and what might surprise people? How did you become an archaeologist? How important is heritage in the New Forest? How can people protect and engage with the heritage around them? Find out how to get involved with volunteering in the New Forest here or … Continued
By HMakin
Hear from our Senior Tree Officer Nik Gruber: ‘The New Forest is recognised as one of the most important sites in north-west Europe for ancient and veteran trees. These along with a host of other fauna and flora provide a rare and important habitat. ‘Older mature trees, particularly of oak and beech, are a particular … Continued
By HMakin
Meet people and wildlife ranger Jim Day Why do we need a people and wildlife ranger? The New Forest National Park is a very special place. It is internationally important for nature, with 56% of it protected through designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), Special Protection Area (SPA) or Special Area of … Continued
By creo
The New Forest National Park Authority and partners are taking you ‘Behind the Scenes’ in a campaign to reveal the Forest’s secrets launched today (Tuesday 29 July) at the New Forest and Hampshire County Show, Brockenhurst. The New Forest is one of the best places for wildlife in Europe and it’s a living, working landscape … Continued
