Landscapes, parks and nature

Found at the heart of Northumberland, the 3,800-hectare landscape could become one of the most ambitious projects to revive and protect wildlife and habitats in the UK.

This project is repairing and improving the 300-year-old lake to create a central hub for communities and make the site better for wildlife.

A new community hub is boosting heritage and employability skills at Neath Port Talbot’s historic tinworks and waterfall.

Supporting communities to appreciate their river environments was at the heart of the Ribble Life Together project.

This Landscape Connections project is protecting some of Scotland's most important habitats, while creating new opportunities for local communities and rural economies.

This project has restored and improved more than 370 hectares of coastal and floodplain grazing marsh and freshwater habitats, supporting over 500 species of plants and animals.

This ambitious project will work with Devon farmers and the local community to support nature recovery.

This project is bringing new life to a Devonshire country park by boosting biodiversity, preserving historic landscapes and improving spaces.

Over the next four years, the Martens on the Move project will work with local communities to improve the habitat for pine martens.

This project will put the farm back into the heart of the community by restoring a 16th-century barn and reconnecting people with food, farming and the environment.

This ambitious project will transform access to green space and heritage for Plymouth.

A new green community heritage hub has opened in Penzance, housing 200 years of Cornwall’s natural heritage and a sensory garden.