Landscapes, parks and nature

The two-year programme exceeded its habitat targets and delivered lasting benefits for wildlife, communities and environmental organisations.

We worked with Historic England to better understand how the climate crisis is affecting the UK’s natural heritage sites and the people that manage them.

A partnership between us, Natural England and the National Trust brings together organisations from across the UK to improve the quality of and access to urban green spaces in towns and cities.

We want to help designated Protected Landscapes and other world-class landscapes across the UK to become better for nature and people.

Ten tips for designing and implementing recruitment practices to attract new and diverse talent to your organisation.

Explore the evaluation of our three-year initiative to help towns and cities across the UK transform their use and management of green space.

Evidence from the Parks for People programme and six case studies uncovers the importance of our parks and how we can support them in future.

Natural heritage is some of our oldest heritage, from 150million-year-old fossils to native plants and insects that existed long before human life. But the UK is one of the most nature depleted places on Earth with around one in six species threatened with extinction.

The Heritage Fund's guide to recruiting and nurturing diverse early career talent.

A rapid evidence review of the benefits parks and green spaces have for people and communities.

This research looks at the impact that our investment has had since 1994 on landscapes, nature and the organisations that champion nature.

This report shows that there is a growing deficit between the rising use of parks and the declining resources available to manage them.