Links to Information about the role and structure of the Authority.
Two new recruits join the Fell Top Assessor team climbing the Lake District peak every day until Easter
The John Muir Award, a leading adventure and environment scheme has this week celebrated connecting 10,000 young people with wild places across Cumbria.
This is a lovely level walk in one of the quieter corners of the Lake District.
The weather couldn’t dampen the excitement as the Lake District Visitor Centre, Brockhole on Windermere, reopened on Saturday following the lockdown.
A list of publications and plans created by the Lake District National Park Authority.
Agendas, past minutes and associated papers for 2009 meetings.
Ideas for awesome days out for the family.
The Boot Riverside Action Group (BRAG) teamed up with the Lake District National Park, other public bodies, organisations and businesses to find funding for major improvements to around four kilometres of beautiful trails in Eskdale.
Volunteers have been working hard on a major long-term project at Stanley Ghyll, Eskdale, removing rhododendron. Hear from volunteer, David, who has been leading a team to help look after this Site of Special Scientific Interest.
A group of 10 home-educated children from the Penrith area each received a John Muir Award on Friday (5 June) from Rory Stewart, MP for Penrith and the Border.
Classic Lake District views ideal for sketching and painting. Bridges, churches, stone circles, mountains and tarns.
Links to information about the way in which the Authority conducts its work.
Rare, centuries old, slate shard fences are once more features of the farming landscape thanks to grants totalling £116,707 from Defra’s Farming in Protected Landscape (FiPL) fund via the Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA).
Describing the local character of building, including slate roofs and circular chimneys.
Read Claire's volunteering diary when she spent two days at a farm as part of the benefits of working for the Lake District National Park Authority.
Closures of footpaths, bridleways and roads in the Lake District National Park
The weekend’s severe weather has had a significant impact on Cumbria and our thoughts are with all communities affected. We are part of a countywide flood recovery programme and we are currently helping to assess the impact on our communities. We will be working with partner organisations to set about tackling, what is certain to be, a lengthy and sustained recovery to restore our National Park.
Grants awarded so far in the East Distinctive Area by Lake District Communities Fund.
Find out how Wordsworth and railways influenced tourism in the Lake District.
